BSO Speelland B.V.

Strengths

• Children have fixed staff members and familiar peers around them, contributing to their emotional security
• Open communication and a relaxed atmosphere in the group
• Staff encourage self-reliance, such as independently applying sunscreen
• Sports and physical activity form an important pedagogical focus
• Staff reflect with children on shared activities
• Safety protocols are easily accessible to staff via tablet
• The domestic violence and child abuse reporting code is discussed with the team in an interactive manner

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection report dated 14 April 2026 for BSO Speelland B.V. in Leiden presents a positive picture. The after-school care (BSO), located in the premises of football club DoCoS with 24 childcare places for children aged 6 through primary school age, meets all assessed quality requirements. The care is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 15:00 to 18:30. The inspection included document review, site visit, and discussions with staff. No violations or areas for improvement were identified. The pedagogical climate is highlighted as a strong point: children feel emotionally secure, there is open communication, and staff encourage self-reliance and social competencies. The accommodation, staff qualifications, safety protocols, and parental information all comply with legal requirements. The holder responded positively to the report and recognises the favourable findings.