Partou BSO Hosterd 65

Strengths

• Pedagogical policy meets all legal requirements
• Health and safety policy is complete and meets requirements
• Sufficient indoor and outdoor play space available for the number of children
• Staff hold valid paediatric first aid certificates
• The operator has good experience with previous inspections in the region

Shortcomings

• Pedagogical work plan needs to be supplemented with group size and age category for the base group at cross-location care
• External staff (volunteers from the sports complex) still need to be registered in the Childcare Persons Register

Violations

• Alcoholic beverages, beer taps, sweets and crisps are visible and within reach of children in the canteen; screening and house rules are not yet in place
• Outdoor area fence is broken and hanging loose near the pond, posing both fencing and cutting hazards

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspected the new after-school care (BSO) Partou BSO Hosterd 65 in Puiflijk on 1 June 2026 for registration. The BSO provides care for up to 30 children aged 6 to 13 years at sports complex De Hosterd. The overall assessment is positive: the location is expected to reasonably meet the Childcare Act after opening. The pedagogical policy and safety policy meet the requirements. Two action items were identified that must be resolved before opening: alcoholic beverages and sweets/crisps in the canteen are visible and accessible to children, and a section of fence near the outdoor pond is broken. The operator confirmed in their response that these issues will be addressed before the opening on 24 August 2026. The GGD advises the municipality to include the location in the LRK.