BSO Kindcentrum de Vliertuin

Strengths

• Pedagogical climate: warm, respectful interaction between staff and children
• Pedagogical policy is comprehensive and worked out in detail
• All staff members hold the required qualifications and language proficiency
• New accommodation meets space requirements (3.6 m² per child indoors)
• Good complaints procedure and affiliation with the Childcare Disputes Committee
• Sufficient staffing levels and compliance with staff-to-child ratios

Shortcomings

• Hand hygiene: area of attention during mealtimes (children did not always wash hands before fruit snack)

Violations

• First aid certificate: a first aid-qualified employee was not present at all times during after-school care (BSO) (resolved as of 25 August 2026 through deployment of qualified colleague and upcoming training)
• Staff duty to consult and report: staff members insufficiently familiar with procedure in case of suspected abuse by the holder/ultimate responsible person (resolved as of 27 August 2026 through revised knowledge improvement working method)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection report of 20 August 2026 concerns an unannounced investigation following registration of after-school care (BSO) Kindcentrum de Vliertuin in Oost West en Middelbeers. The location, part of Stichting Etuda Opvang, moved in July 2026 to a new integrated child center and provides care for up to 110 children aged 4 to 13. The overall quality assessment is positive: most quality requirements are met, including registration, pedagogical climate, staff, accommodation and parental rights. Two violations were identified in the area of safety and health, both with a recovery offer that has been successfully completed. The advice to the municipality is: no enforcement action.