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O&Ki kindercentrum - After-school care in Gieten

O&Ki kindercentrum

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After-school care•Aa en Hunze•LRK 230238567

Details updated on 30 March 2026

Features

Ages4–12 years
12Opening hours07:30–18:00, Monday-Friday
Total capacityMedium (38 child places)
Preschool educationNo
Group structureBSO
Organic foodNo
Half days possibleNo
Use of appNo
Outside playgroundYes
Spoken languagesDutch

About this care

AI
O&Ki kindercentrum – Sport BSO Gieten is located at Asserstraat 33B in Gieten and is part of the small-scale, homely O&Ki organisation, active in both Gieten and Ekehaar. O&Ki stands for ‘Parent and Child’ and our goal is to offer the very best care to both. Our Sport BSO is specifically designed for primary-school children aged 4 to 12 who need movement, play and relaxation after school. We pick your child up from school and bring them to a safe, welcoming and challenging environment where they immediately feel at home. The focus is on sporting activities that match children’s worlds: games that emphasise teamwork, motor development and fun. At the same time, children have plenty of freedom to choose their own activities—playing outside, crafting or simply relaxing with a book. During holidays or teacher-training days you can also rely on us. Your child is welcome for full days packed with sport, play and creative challenges. For parents who only need care during school holidays, we offer flexible holiday-only care. This way, the service always fits your personal schedule. In short, at O&Ki kindercentrum – Sport BSO Gieten we combine small-scale care with a sporty twist, ensuring your child comes home energetic, happy and relaxed after school.
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GGD Inspection

Violations

Inspection date: November 17, 2025

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Strengths
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Shortcomings
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Violations
The after-school care (BSO) meets all assessed quality requirements following recovery; no grounds for enforcement action.

Strengths

  • Consistent, committed staff who know the children well and provide emotional security
  • Children are given plenty of freedom of choice and are encouraged to be independent
  • Sporty environment with ample opportunities for physical activity
  • House rules developed together with children and applied consistently
  • All staff hold the correct qualifications and valid Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG)
  • Pedagogical policy officer meets the required hours standard and coaches staff members

Violations

  • Pedagogical policy plan lacked concrete descriptions for the 3-hour rule, management of groups exceeding 30 children, and cross-location care (resolved following recovery offer)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) report dated 17 November 2025 assesses the after-school care (BSO) O&Ki kindercentrum on Asserstraat in Gieten. The location provides sporty childcare for up to 38 children aged 4-12. The pedagogical climate and personnel policy broadly comply with statutory requirements. There was one violation: the pedagogical policy plan lacked concrete descriptions for the 3-hour rule, management of large groups, and cross-location care. The holder provided recovery within the deadline, after which all requirements were met. The pedagogical practice is positive: children experience emotional security, are given room for their own choices, and develop social skills. Staff hold the correct qualifications and Certificates of Good Conduct (VOG); the deployment of the pedagogical policy officer is assured. The municipality is advised not to apply enforcement.

Reviews

5(2 reviews)
darin aljhmani
darin aljhmani
5 years ago
Marlinda Bladt
Marlinda Bladt
7 years ago

Super gemoedelijke sfeervolle kinderdagopvang en BSO! Ze doen nooit moeilijk. Staan echt altijd voor je klaar. Doen (mits er genoeg tijd is) leuke uit...

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