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The education inspectorate and complaints.

The education inspectorate does not handle complaints. It is possible to report the situation at school. They then add this report to the school's file. For cases involving violence, sexual harassment, abuse, discrimination, or radicalization, the confidential inspector is available.

Report rule violations

The education inspectorate checks if the school follows the rules. If the school does not meet the law’s demands, you can report it. They will add your report to the school’s file and use it during their next inspection.

No complaint handling

The inspectorate decides when to act on a report. Do not expect immediate action. But sometimes it helps to inform the inspectorate. Usually, the more parents report, the more likely it will be taken up quickly.

Confidential inspector

The education inspectorate has a team of special inspectors who deal with serious cases like sexual offenses, violence, and radicalization. This confidential inspector listens, informs, and advises. The inspector can also help with formal complaints or reports to the police. Every report is kept in a confidential file by the education inspectorate.

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