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Daycare•Schiedam•LRK 261799745
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Inspection date: November 18, 2025
The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection report dated 18 November 2025 for childcare center VKV-Peperklip in Schiedam presents a mixed picture. The location, part of Kom Kids B.V., provides daycare with 32 places and two early childhood education groups. The pedagogical practice, staff deployment, administration, accommodation, and parent information were found to be in good order. However, three important shortcomings were identified. First, three qualified staff members in the early childhood education groups did not meet the required training and language proficiency standards. Second, the safety and health policy lacked concrete risk descriptions for the Olifantjes group room, where an unsafe situation with storage materials and a damaged floor was found. Third, staff were not fully familiar with mandatory reporting, consultation, and disclosure obligations, specifically the possibility to contact the confidential inspector. The holder has announced improvement measures on all points, including rugs placed and repeated training planned. The GGD advises the municipal executive to enforce in accordance with the enforcement policy.
Inspection date: November 18, 2025
The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection report dated 18 November 2025 for childcare center VKV-Peperklip in Schiedam presents a mixed picture. The location, part of Kom Kids B.V., provides daycare with 32 places and two early childhood education groups. The pedagogical practice, staff deployment, administration, accommodation, and parent information were found to be in good order. However, three important shortcomings were identified. First, three qualified staff members in the early childhood education groups did not meet the required training and language proficiency standards. Second, the safety and health policy lacked concrete risk descriptions for the Olifantjes group room, where an unsafe situation with storage materials and a damaged floor was found. Third, staff were not fully familiar with mandatory reporting, consultation, and disclosure obligations, specifically the possibility to contact the confidential inspector. The holder has announced improvement measures on all points, including rugs placed and repeated training planned. The GGD advises the municipal executive to enforce in accordance with the enforcement policy.
