Les Petits BSO Juliana van Stolberglaan C

Strengths

• Good pedagogical practice and working methods that align with the policy
• Sufficient qualified staff who meet the language requirement
• Stable care with fixed base groups and mentors for each child
• Good parent information via website, intake interviews and parent portal
• Sufficient and suitable accommodation with adequate indoor and outdoor space

Violations

• No investigation carried out into the presence of lead in drinking water; only visual inspection of pipes, which provides insufficient certainty about any lead pipes behind walls

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspected the after-school care (BSO) Les Petits Juliana on Stolberglaan C in Aerdenhout on 23 June 2026, an after-school care facility for 73 children aged 6–13. The location largely complies with laws and regulations. Strong points include good pedagogical practice, sufficient qualified staff, stable groups with fixed mentors, and good parent information. One violation was identified: no investigation was carried out into lead in the drinking water, only a visual inspection. This is insufficient because lead pipes may be located behind walls. A recovery offer (herstelaanbod) has been made; the operator will carry out lead testing for all buildings built before 1960 across the organisation. The GGD advises the municipality not to enforce at this time, as recovery measures have been initiated, but will check this during a follow-up inspection.