BSO Fun Forest

Strengths

• Pedagogical practice provides emotional safety and stimulates personal and social competence
• Children are playfully challenged with varied activities
• Professional staff with appropriate qualifications
• Good administration and parent information
• Sufficient space and appropriate layout for the target group

Violations

• The safety and health policy was not up to date: missing description of the backup arrangement for one staff member, and an outdated action plan (resolved after recovery offer)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection report of 12 January 2026 concerns BSO Fun Forest in Rotterdam, an after-school care (BSO) for children aged 7 to 13 with 22 places. The inspection was an unannounced investigation following registration. Overall, the location meets the statutory quality requirements well. The pedagogical practice is assessed positively: there is a relaxed atmosphere, children are challenged in their development, and attention is paid to emotional safety. There are also no issues regarding staff, accommodation, and parental rights. One violation was identified in the area of safety and health policy: the policy was not up to date and lacked a description of the backup arrangement. The holder made use of a recovery offer and remedied the shortcomings within the set timeframe. The advice to the municipality is not to enforce.