BSO Villa Verboven

Strengths

• Warm and personal communication between staff and children
• Staff have trusting relationships with children and provide emotional safety
• Children are given room for independent choices and individual interests are encouraged
• Clear rules and agreements that children take ownership of
• Good staffing levels with adequate staff-child ratios
• All staff have appropriate qualifications and Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG)
• Stable care with fixed base groups and mentorship for each child

Violations

• The provider had incorrectly distributed the mandatory hours of the pedagogical policy worker across two childcare centers; the coaching plan was missing 50 hours of policy work for after-school care (BSO) de Bogerd, meaning the legal requirements for pedagogical policy worker deployment were not met

Summary

BSO Villa Verboven in Rossum, a small-scale after-school care (BSO) with 60 places, was inspected on 11 August 2026 by GGD Gelderland-Zuid. Following a recovery offer, the location meets all inspected quality requirements. The pedagogical practice is of a good standard: staff provide emotional safety, encourage independence and social development, and apply clear rules. One violation was identified: the provider operates two BSO locations but had incorrectly distributed the mandatory hours for the pedagogical policy worker. The coaching plan was missing 50 hours of policy work for the second location. This has been corrected following a recovery offer and the distribution now meets requirements. All other areas including staffing deployment, qualification requirements, Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG)/Childcare Register (PRK), stability of care, and administration were compliant from the outset.