Ons Buitenschoolse Huisje

Strengths

• Pedagogical practice: staff are sensitively responsive and provide emotional security
• Daily outdoor activities as an outdoor after-school care (BSO)
• Good organisation of activities with room for children's own input
• Clear agreements with children about behaviour and independence
• Sufficient staff qualifications and correct staff-to-child ratio
• Current safety and health policy with good implementation
• Active parent committee and complaints procedure; no complaints filed in 2024

Violations

• Pedagogical policy was insufficiently specific about mentorship and deviation from the staff-to-child ratio (resolved following recovery offer)
• Insufficient staff knowledge of the mandatory reporting obligation regarding suspected sexual offences or abuse by the holder (resolved following recovery offer)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) conducted an annual inspection on 20 January 2026 at after-school care (BSO) Ons Buitenschoolse Huisje in Rosmalen. The after-school care accommodates a maximum of 14 children aged 7 to 13 years. The location meets most quality requirements. Two violations were identified that were resolved through a recovery offer: the pedagogical policy was insufficiently specific about mentorship and deviation from the staff-to-child ratio, and knowledge of the mandatory reporting obligation regarding suspected abuse was inadequate. Both issues were adequately corrected following the recovery offer. The pedagogical practice is assessed positively: staff are sensitively responsive, provide structure, and stimulate children's development. The location operates as an 'outdoor BSO' with daily outdoor activities. There is a permanent staff member and good staffing levels. The accommodation meets the requirements. No complaints were filed in 2024.