BSO De Ooievaar Monsterduinen

Strengths

• Pedagogical practice in which staff regularly engage in brief, reciprocal conversations with children using both verbal and non-verbal communication
• Staff connect well with children's experiences and encourage their self-direction and personal responsibility
• Children are given concrete tasks (such as washing up) with appropriate guidance and praise
• Sufficient indoor and outdoor space, including various activity areas and access to nature and the beach
• Accurate registration, administration, and staff qualifications
• Safety and health policy is adequately established and followed
• Staff are familiar with the reporting code for domestic violence and child abuse

Violations

• The most recent Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection report had not been published on the location's own website, making it difficult for parents and interested parties to find (Art. 1.54(2) and (3) and 1.60c(1) Childcare Act)

Summary

BSO De Ooievaar Monsterduinen is an after-school care (BSO) in Monster for up to 22 children (ages 4-12), opened in May 2026. The first full inspection visit took place on 12 May 2026. The location rents space in a building belonging to Ipse de Bruggen and uses various rooms, an outdoor area, and the nearby beach. The Municipal Health Service (GGD) found the overall quality of care to be good. There was one violation in the area of parental rights: the most recent inspection report had not been published on the website. Following a recovery offer, this was subsequently done. The pedagogical practice showed strong points, particularly in communication with children and providing space for self-direction. The advice to the municipality is: no enforcement action.