Features
About this care
Welcome to Partou BSO De Kameleon at Teunisbloemlaan 42 in Vleuten. We are located in the De Weide Wereld integrated community school, right in the Vleuterweide district, and provide after-school care for children aged 4 to 12. From July 2026 we will officially return to this fully renovated building, where our BSO and the day-care centre will continue to share one roof.
As soon as the school bell rings our qualified staff are ready to collect children from OBS Vleuterweide, Basisschool De Fonkeling, P.C. Jenaplanschool Zonnewereld and Basisschool Blink. For safety, the children wear reflective vests and we walk or cycle together to the BSO. Older children may, with parental consent, make their own way.
Our large, natural garden invites exciting adventures: climbing, running, hiding and discovering. We also make grateful use of the school’s gym and sports field, so we can run a sports clinic every day or simply enjoy a game of football. If your child prefers something quieter, we also offer arts-and-crafts sessions, a cosy reading corner and joint cooking activities such as preparing a fresh salad.
Through the Partou app we keep parents informed: a quick message that everything is fine, a photo of a successful sports day or a short update after snack time. We believe it is important that parents can follow along and feel involved.
Each afternoon starts calmly with fruit and a drink. Afterwards the children decide for themselves whether to join an activity or enjoy free play. We work with age-specific groups so that activities match what children find both fun and challenging. We regularly organise outings to the local library or playground; the neighbourhood offers plenty of opportunities.
In short, at BSO De Kameleon children experience a new adventure every day, close to home and school, in a safe and familiar environment.Read more
GGD Inspection
Violations
Inspection date: May 28, 2026
Strengths
- Pedagogical practice assessed as adequate, with a warm and pleasant atmosphere
- Staff are sensitive, responsive, and encourage independence
- Children receive active guidance during interactions and play
- Staffing and group sizes meet all assessed requirements
- Staff hold appropriate qualifications and language proficiency
Violations
- The pedagogical policy plan contained an incorrect description of the number of base groups (three instead of two), failing to meet the requirement for a concrete description of working methods, maximum size, and age composition of base groups
Summary
The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspected after-school care (BSO) De Kam eleon in Vleuten on 28 May 2026. The after-school care, part of Smallsteps B.V., is located in Brede School Weide Wereld and provides care for two base groups (ages 4–7 and 7–13), with 110 childcare places registered in the National Childcare Register (LRK). The inspection found that pedagogical practice is good: there is a warm and pleasant atmosphere, staff are sensitive and responsive, encourage independence, and guide children in their interactions. Staffing and group sizes also meet requirements. However, one violation was identified: the pedagogical policy plan incorrectly stated three base groups instead of two. Following a recovery offer, this was corrected on 10 June 2026. The GGD advises no enforcement action.
Reviews
Mijn dochter gaat met plezier naar de opvang, ze gaat 2x per week en ze is erg dol op de kindjes en de leidsters ! Wij als gezin ervaren het als een ...
This place only cares about money and not the children or parents. Do not recommend it
Allebei mijn kindjes hier met heel veel plezier naartoe gebracht. Leidsters zijn lief, ik word altijd goed op de hoogte gehouden en ze doen de leukste...
Onze zoon heeft hier circa 3 maanden op de kinderopvang gezeten. Overgestapt naar ander kinderdagverblijf door de structurele chaos bij dagelijkse ont...
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