Stichting Kidz2Sport

Strengths

• The pedagogical policy plan is complete and contains concrete descriptions
• All staff members hold appropriate qualifications and meet the IKK language proficiency requirement
• The staff-to-child ratio is correctly adhered to
• The pedagogical policy staff member is sufficiently deployed and all staff members receive coaching
• The mentorship system is well organized with a clear mentor allocation
• The domestic violence and child abuse reporting protocol is tailored to the setting and is properly applied
• Parents are adequately informed and involved in policy changes
• The location actively collaborates with a taekwondo association for sports activities

Violations

• The safety and health policy lacked concrete descriptions of: the continuous process of policy development/implementation/evaluation/updating, how children learn to manage small risks, transparency of policy and evaluations, and the back-up arrangement. Risk assessments and measures regarding suffocation, drowning, poisoning, falls from heights, and transgressive behavior were also missing (resolved through recovery offer on 21 April 2026)
• A staff member worked from 26 August 2025 to 4 April 2026 without a valid pediatric first aid certificate, despite this being mandatory during opening hours

Summary

The annual inspection by GGD Haaglanden of BSO Stichting Kidz2Sport in 's-Gravenhage, located in a community building in Transvaal with a taekwondo hall, shows a predominantly positive picture with one violation. The location provides care for up to 30 children aged 4 to 12 years, with sports activities as its specialism. Most areas comply with laws and regulations, including pedagogical policy, staff qualifications, staff-to-child ratio, mentorship, the domestic violence reporting protocol, and parent information. One violation was identified in the Safety and Health domain: the safety and health policy lacked concrete descriptions of risks, the continuous process of policy development, back-up arrangements, and learning to manage small risks. The provider made use of a recovery offer and submitted a revised policy on 21 April 2026 that was approved. Additionally, the inspection revealed that a staff member was working without a valid pediatric first aid certificate (expired on 26 August 2025, renewed on 4 April 2026), although the provider itself is properly certified. The GGD advises enforcement in accordance with the enforcement policy.