SNO Woudenberg

Strengths

• Staff meet all qualification and language requirements
• Childcare personnel register is in order
• Staff-to-child ratio is correct
• Mentorship (coaches) is well organised
• All Stars group functioned as a proper base group

Violations

• Young Stars group size exceeded: maximum of 24 in policy, but 29-32 children in practice (reference date and May holiday 2026)
• Age distribution of base groups did not match policy: children aged 4-10 years in group intended for 6-7 year olds
• Super Stars and Young Stars base groups functioned in practice as one group without genuine base group moments, with children playing and eating together

Summary

A Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection of after-school care (BSO) SNO Woudenberg on 12 May 2026 identified two violations that were corrected following a recovery offer. The location was not adhering to its own policy on group size and age distribution of base groups. The Young Stars group was caring for 29-32 children, while policy stipulated a maximum of 24. The ages also did not match. Children from the Super Stars and Young Stars groups were treated as one group, with the base group structure existing only on paper. Following the recovery offer, the pedagogical work plan was adjusted: the age limit was changed to 6-9 years and clear base group moments were introduced with fixed tables and coaches. A follow-up inspection on 16 July 2026 confirmed that practice is now in line with policy. Staff and child ratios were compliant. Recommendation: no enforcement action.