Krummel

Strengths

• Pedagogical practice meets requirements well: children are playfully challenged across various developmental areas
• Language enrichment is structurally integrated into the daily programme
• Social competence is well guided by childcare professionals
• VE programme Uk en Puk is consistently applied with sufficient hours offered
• Open speak-up culture among staff members
• Correct staff-to-child ratio in all groups

Violations

• Staff were insufficiently informed about the duty to report, consult, and file official notifications regarding suspected sexual offences or abuse (remedied through team meeting and weekly update)
• Play space for group Aagje was insufficient (3.5m² per child not achieved with more than 6 children); the group does not directly adjoin the 'De Vuist' hallway, meaning children cannot use this space independently (remedied by reducing the number of children to a maximum of 6)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) Twente conducted an annual inspection on 11 May 2026 at daycare center (kinderdagverblijf/KDV) Krum m el in Nijverdal, part of KOSMO West-Twente B.V. The location accommodates 52 children and provides early childhood education (VE) through the Uk en Puk programme. Overall, the location meets the quality requirements well. The pedagogical practice is assessed positively: children are playfully challenged, language is stimulated, and social interactions are well guided. Two violations were identified and resolved through a recovery offer. Firstly, staff were insufficiently informed about the duty to report, consult, and file official notifications regarding suspected sexual offences or abuse. Secondly, the play space in group Aagje (VE group) was too small for more than six children. Both shortcomings were remedied directly: staff received additional training and the number of children in group Aagje was reduced to a maximum of six. The GGD advises the municipality of Hellendoorn not to take enforcement measures.