Kinderopvang Sunny Garden
After-school care•Almere•LRK 149594938
Details updated on 19 September 2026
Features
About this care
Welcome to BSO Sunny Garden, located at Edvard Munchweg 115 in Almere. We provide after-school care for children aged 4 to 13 years. Our location has 47 places and is officially registered in the National Childcare Register under number 149594938.
At BSO Sunny Garden, we believe it is important that children feel safe and at home. We offer a warm and challenging environment where children can relax, play and discover new things after school. Our pedagogical staff are ready to guide the children in their development and give them a great time.
We work with different themes and tailor our activities to the age of the children. Think of creative craft projects, outdoor play in the playground or forest, sports activities and trips to fun places in the area. During school holidays, we organize a joint outdoor activity every day, such as picnicking, a walk at the Kemphaan or a visit to a playground.
Our location has a spacious garden where children can play wonderfully. We go outside regularly, because we think outdoor play is very important. Running, climbing, clambering and playing with a ball; children can let off steam here and enjoy themselves to the fullest.
For the children, we provide a healthy and nutritious meal. Think of fresh fruit, semi-skimmed dairy products, bread and hot meals. Snacks are included and we pay attention to a healthy composition.
BSO Sunny Garden works together with schools in the area to provide a good connection. We pick up the children from school and bring them safely to our location. Our opening hours are flexible and tailored to parents' working hours.
We believe it is important that parents are involved in their child's care. We communicate openly and transparently about the child's development and are always open to questions or suggestions. Together we ensure a nice place where children enjoy going.Read more
GGD Inspection
Violations
Inspection date: February 24, 2026
Strengths
- Pedagogical practice is adequate; staff respond warmly and supportively to children
- A qualified first aider is always present
- All staff hold appropriate qualifications and meet the language requirement
- Dutch is the language of communication
- There is an active parent advisory committee
- The operator is registered with the Childcare Disputes Committee
Shortcomings
- Pedagogical policy must be made more specific for the BSO and contain concrete descriptions for all required topics
- Documentation and version control of policy documents must be improved
- Attendance lists for all groups must be kept complete and provided
- Pedagogical policy staff member hours must be calculated at operator level
- Coaching hours must be correctly scheduled, carried out, and documented
- Safety and health policy must be supplemented with procedures for indoor climate and water filter maintenance
- Risk assessment must be dated and regularly discussed in team meetings
- Accommodation must be adapted with sufficient play materials, clean furniture, and measures for acoustics and rest
- Annual complaints report must be completed more fully and shared with all parents
Violations
- Operator's partner performed administrative tasks without a valid Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG); recovery offer given but violation could not be remedied as the person already worked without a VOG
- Employee who started on 25 August 2025 was not linked in the Childcare Register (PRK) and had a rejected VOG status; person was on the schedule after alleged termination and was needed for staff-child ratio (BKR)
- Staff-child ratio (BKR) is insufficiently demonstrated; attendance list for Maxi's group was missing
- Deviation from BKR during breaks did not meet conditions; on 23 February 2026, 3 of 4 staff members were absent simultaneously for break
- Pedagogical policy staff member was not deployed for the mandatory number of hours in 2025; 2026 hours calculation was incorrect
- Safety and health policy lacks concrete measures for ventilation/indoor climate and water filter system
- Ongoing process of safety and health policy is insufficiently implemented; not reflected in meeting minutes
- Accommodation is inadequately furnished
- Annual complaints report does not meet conditions and has not been shared with parents
Summary
The annual inspection of after-school care (BSO) Kinderopvang Sunny Garden in Almere on 24 February 2026 reveals serious shortcomings across multiple domains. The pedagogical practice itself is adequate, with warm interactions between staff and children. However, the pedagogical policy is incomplete and not specific enough for the BSO target group. There are violations in the area of staffing: one employee lacked a Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG), another was not correctly registered in the Childcare Register (PRK), and the staff-child ratio (BKR) is insufficiently demonstrated. The deployment of the pedagogical policy staff member is also inadequately documented. The safety and health policy lacks concrete measures for ventilation and the water filter system. The accommodation is inadequately furnished with incomplete play materials, dirty sofas, and no rest areas. The annual complaints report does not meet requirements. There is recurrence; multiple shortcomings were also identified in previous inspections. The operator was given a recovery offer for the VOG matter, but this violation could not be remedied as the employee had already worked without a valid VOG.
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