BSO Villa Max

Strengths

• Pedagogical policy is concrete and is implemented in practice
• All pedagogical professionals have appropriate qualifications and meet the IKK language requirement
• Sufficient staff present in accordance with the calculation tool, correct staff-child ratio
• Complaints procedure and disputes committee well arranged, annual complaints report submitted on time
• Stable base groups with clear age distribution

Violations

• No independent parent committee for BSO Villa Max: despite demonstrable recruitment efforts, only one parent was found, while an independent committee is mandatory within six months of registration

Summary

Municipal Health Service (GGD) Zuid-Limburg inspected after-school care (BSO) Villa Max in Maastricht on 25 August 2026. The after-school care accommodates a maximum of 36 children aged 7 to 13 years, divided across two groups. The location meets the quality requirements for pedagogical climate, staffing and groups, and complaints handling. However, one violation was identified: the holder has been unable to establish an independent parent committee for this location. Despite repeated recruitment efforts (intake meetings, newsletters, posters, personal approaches, website), only one parent was found. This parent has joined the combined parent committee of daycare center (kinderdagverblijf/KDV) Villa Luna and after-school care (BSO) Villa Kakelbont. The GGD recognises this as a mitigating circumstance and advises enforcement in accordance with the enforcement policy, whereby the municipality may weigh the severity.