BSO Montessori Voorburg

Strengths

• Pedagogical practice safeguards the 4 core pedagogical objectives
• Staff provide children with emotional security and personal attention
• Strong focus on children's independence and self-reliance
• Children are actively involved in organizing activities through the BSO council
• Open-door policy encourages children's independent choices
• All assessed persons hold valid Certificate of Conduct (VOG) and PRK registration
• Mentorship is well organized and documented in the parent app

Violations

• Pedagogical policy plan lacked concrete descriptions of the three-hour rule, activities outside the base group, tasks of differently qualified staff, and cross-location care (remedied via recovery offer)
• One temporary agency worker did not hold the appropriate professional qualification for after-school care (BSO)
• Children's attendance lists were submitted incompletely, making the staff-child ratio impossible to assess
• Safety and health policy lacked description of accessibility for interns, BBL students, and volunteers (remedied via recovery offer)
• No parent committee established within 6 months of registration despite efforts

Summary

BSO Montessori Voorburg, part of Stichting Vlietkinderen, was inspected on 28 May 2026 by the Municipal Health Service (GGD) Haaglanden. The after-school care (BSO) accommodates a maximum of 110 children aged 4-13 years in 4 base groups. Four violations were identified: incomplete pedagogical policy plan, unqualified temporary agency worker, incomplete personnel file making the staff-child ratio impossible to verify, and absence of a parent committee. For two violations (pedagogical policy and safety policy), a recovery offer was made and successfully completed. The pedagogical practice scores well with attention to emotional security and children's independence.