Partou BSO Parelstraat 1

Strengths

• Sufficiently qualified staff with valid Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) and diplomas
• At least one adult with a first aid certificate always present
• Supportive organizational structure with quality managers and pedagogical coaches
• Ground-floor space is appropriately furnished with challenging play areas
• Staff members are engaged and attentive to children

Shortcomings

• Staff should communicate less directive and provide more explanation about desired behavior
• Better stimulate children to play to prevent boredom and restlessness
• Use activity board structurally for transparent provision
• Continue involving the pedagogical coach in improving the activity provision

Violations

• Pedagogical policy plan was not implemented: no targeted activities offered while this was described in the policy (resolved via recovery offer)
• Upper floor not appropriately furnished for the age and developmental level of children: untidy, disorganized, not challenging, insufficient play materials (resolved via recovery offer)

Summary

Partou BSO Parelstraat 1 in Amsterdam was inspected by the Municipal Health Service (GGD) on 27 January 2026. The after-school care (BSO) for 34 children (ages 4-12) with 2 base groups generally complies with legislation and regulations. Two violations were identified: the pedagogical policy was not implemented (no targeted activities offered) and the upper floor was not appropriately furnished. Both violations were resolved via a recovery offer. Points for improvement concern the interaction skills of a staff member who communicated too directive, and stimulating children to play. The pedagogical practice has been assessed as sufficient. The GGD advises that no measures be imposed.