Club Basker Sport - Aurora

Strengths

• Pedagogical policy and work plans meet all statutory requirements
• Sufficient qualified staff available with a flexible pool for replacement
• Safety and health policy is comprehensive and concrete, including risk assessment
• Play equipment is AKI-certified and inspected annually
• Domestic violence and child abuse reporting protocol meets requirements
• Sufficient indoor and outdoor play space available

Shortcomings

• Group rooms still need to be appropriately furnished (furniture ordered, to be ready before opening)
• Parent committee still needs to be established (mandatory within 6 months of registration, by 15 December 2027 at the latest)
• Air conditioning installation is planned due to heat issues caused by flat roof
• Pedagogical practice and practice conditions will be further assessed during post-registration inspection

Summary

GGD Kennemerland conducted an announced registration inspection on 22 May 2026 at BSO Club Basker Sport - Aurora in Haarlem, a new after-school care (BSO) for 34 children (ages 4-13) located in the premises of korfball club Aurora. The location reasonably meets all statutory quality requirements. Strong points include the comprehensive pedagogical policy, good staff planning with a flexible pool, sufficient qualified staff, and a sound safety and health policy including certified play equipment. Points of attention are the group rooms still to be furnished (furniture ordered), the parent committee yet to be established (deadline: December 2027), and the required air conditioning installation due to the warm flat roof. No violations were identified and no recovery offer was made. The pedagogical practice and practice conditions will be further assessed within three months of registration.