De Ballebende Sport, Spel en Bewegen

Strengths

• Varied range of activities with both quiet moments and active challenges
• Good pedagogical practice with attention to social skills and cooperation
• Sufficient indoor and outdoor space for the number of children
• Appropriate qualifications of staff members
• Good information provision to parents through website and parent login system
• All children have a fixed mentor

Shortcomings

• Permanently place the beer tap out of sight of children
• Secure the shoe and bag rack to the wall
• Evaluate the safety and health policy within three months of opening

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) conducted an annual inspection on 20 October 2025 at after-school care (BSO) De Ballebende Sport, Spel en Bewegen in Rossum. The location, housed in the sports facility of football club HRC'14, provides care for 30 children aged 6 to 13 years with a maximum capacity of 50 places. The inspection concludes that the BSO meets all investigated requirements of the Childcare Act. The pedagogical climate, staff, accommodation and parent information were found to be in order. Two safety points were identified that still need to be addressed: a beer tap that must be placed out of sight of children and a shoe rack that still needs to be secured to the wall. The holder has already partially addressed these points and will evaluate the safety policy within three months.