BSO de Looschool

Strengths

• The staff member knows the children well and provides emotional security and a sense of safety
• Children are playfully challenged in their development with plenty of outdoor play and natural materials
• There is room for flexibility and children's input in the daily schedule
• Staff hold the correct qualifications, have a Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG), and are registered in the Childcare Personnel Register
• Health and safety policy is in order, including hand hygiene and emergency back-up arrangements
• The domestic violence and child abuse reporting protocol is complete and known to staff
• Parents are well informed via the website, parent portal, and newsletters
• Complaints procedure and registration with the Childcare Disputes Committee are in place

Shortcomings

• The operator must establish a new procedure for toilet use by older BSO children, as the current toddler toilet with half-height doors is not suitable for children aged 4 and older

Summary

The inspection report of 3 March 2026 concerns BSO de Looschool in 't Loo Oldebroek, an after-school care (BSO) for a maximum of 11 children operated by Stichting Kindcentrum Oldebroek since early 2026. The location shares space with the toddler daycare at primary school 'de Looschool'. The overall assessment is positive: the BSO meets the examined regulations in all areas inspected. One point of attention was identified regarding the accommodation.