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About this care
BSO Sportlust is located inside the clubhouse of football club Sportlust ’46 at Waardsedijk 31 in Woerden. We provide after-school care for children aged 4 to 12, whether or not they are members of the club and regardless of their sporting experience. Our setting offers three separate, enclosed rooms within the clubhouse, giving children plenty of space to play, relax or be active.
Every afternoon starts calmly around the table with a shared snack and drink. This gives children time to unwind from the school day and share their experiences. Afterwards, each child decides what to do. We offer a wide range of sports activities: football, rugby, archery, boxing and more. Children can train individually or join a team. We always encourage participation without any pressure to perform.
Of course, there is also room for other interests. Children can do crafts, play games, make music or simply read a book in the cosy corner. Our qualified staff create a safe and stimulating environment where every child feels at home. We work with mixed-age groups, allowing children from different schools and year groups to meet and learn from each other.
BSO Sportlust collaborates with all primary schools in Woerden. School transport is arranged by mutual agreement. We are open every weekday, including teacher training days and school holidays. During holidays we organise extra sports and games so children enjoy an active and varied break. Feel free to visit for a tour and experience the atmosphere of our sporty after-school club.Read more
GGD Inspection
Violations
Inspection date: February 23, 2026
Strengths
- Pedagogical policy is well implemented in practice
- All staff correctly registered and linked in the Childcare Personnel Register
- Good organization of child transport with clear procedures
- Valid first aid certificate present during opening hours
- Active parent committee with regulations
- Complaints procedure and disputes committee well arranged
Shortcomings
- Structural improvement and safeguarding of staff knowledge regarding the duty to report, consult, and notify (MOA)
- Ensure staff recognize and can apply the abbreviation MOA
Violations
- Safety and health policy: missing description of risk of children's contact with alcohol in the canteen and missing measures (remedied following recovery offer)
- Duty to report, consult, and notify (MOA): insufficient knowledge among staff, staff do not know the term or steps (recurrence, no recovery offer possible)
Summary
The annual inspection of 23 February 2026 of after-school care (BSO) Sportlust in Woerden shows a mixed picture. The after-school care (buitenschoolse opvang/BSO) meets requirements for pedagogical climate, staff and groups, and parental rights. For safety and health, requirements were only met following a recovery offer, as the risk of children's contact with alcohol in the canteen was missing from the policy. A serious violation has been identified: staff have insufficient knowledge of the duty to report, consult, and notify (meld-, overleg- en aangifteplicht/MOA). This is recurrence, as the same shortcoming was also found in 2024. As a result, no recovery offer could be made. In their response, the holder states that the team is familiar with the content, but did not recognize the abbreviation MOA.
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