BSO Kindercampus Zuidas

Strengths

• Good pedagogical climate with challenging activities for children
• Permanent, committed staff who provide a continuous learning line with the primary school
• Good cooperation between after-school care and primary school
• Positive assessment by parent committee regarding activities and staff
• Safe and appropriately designed outdoor spaces, including a nature playground

Shortcomings

• Ensure sufficient seating in the group room on the 3rd floor
• Keep administration of staff rosters more accurately
• Update Chamber of Commerce (KVK) registration to the correct address

Violations

• Safety and health policy not updated for outdoor play and insufficient concrete agreements on indoor environment (resolved after recovery offer)
• Parents could not find inspection reports on website due to incorrect link to old location in the National Childcare Register (resolved after recovery offer)
• Insufficient indoor play space at registered address: only 202.27 m² available for maximum of 57 children instead of required 3.5 m² per child for 88 children

Summary

GGD Amsterdam conducted an annual inspection on 24 March 2026 at BSO Kindercampus Zuidas, an after-school care (BSO) for a maximum of 88 children in Amsterdam. The location moved to a new school building in early 2026. The overall assessment is that the childcare is provided responsibly, with a pedagogical climate in which children are stimulated in their development. However, three violations were identified. Two of these were resolved following a recovery offer: the absence of up-to-date agreements on outdoor play and indoor environment in the safety and health policy, and an incorrect link on the website to the National Childcare Register. A third violation concerns the shortage of indoor play space: at the registered address there is only room for 57 children instead of 88. The childcare location does rent spaces from the adjacent primary school (different address), but this is not permitted by law. The parent committee is generally satisfied with the childcare and the team. The GGD advises the municipality not to impose measures for the first two violations, but to enforce the violation regarding the indoor play space.