Partou BSO Horsterweg 214

Strengths

• The pedagogical practice provides children with emotional security and freedom of choice in activities
• Staff apply rules clearly and consistently, as demonstrated during the screen-free day
• Sufficient qualified staff who receive coaching
• Correct compliance with staff-child ratios and personnel registration
• Dutch as the spoken language is used correctly

Shortcomings

• Update location guide and group layout to reflect actual group size for hangout 2 (12 instead of 11 children)

Summary

Partou after-school care (BSO) Horsterweg 214 in Zeewolde was visited on 18 March 2025 for an unannounced annual inspection. The after-school care (BSO) for 35 children (7 years to end of primary school) uses the canteen of the local hockey club. The Municipal Health Service (GGD) concludes that the location meets all assessed requirements. The pedagogical practice is assessed positively: children demonstrate emotional security, have freedom of choice in activities, and staff act consistently. One point of attention is that the location guide states that hangout 2 accommodates a maximum of 11 children, while in practice 12 children are cared for. This is not a violation because the legal maximum group size of 30 children per base group is not exceeded and the staff-child ratio (BKR) is correctly calculated at location level. The provider indicated in their response that they will make this adjustment. No shortcomings or violations were identified.