Features
About this care
Welcome to Norlandia BSO Villa Olympia, located at Fazantenkamp 619 in Maarssenbroek. Our sports-oriented after-school care welcomes primary school children aged 4 to 12, providing them with space to relax, move and play after school, on study days and during holidays. We make optimal use of our location near Sportpark Fazantenkamp and collaborate with local football club OSM’75.
Movement is at the heart of what we do. We are a dedicated sports BSO where children discover the most enjoyable sports together with friends. Think football, knotshockey, badminton or volleyball. Every day we organize challenging creative sports and play activities. When weather permits – which is almost always – we head outside, because nothing beats moving in the fresh air!
We have three different groups: one for children aged 4 to 6, one for ages 4 to 12, and a special space called the KidsCave for children from 8 years upwards. Children play and sports together as much as possible, allowing them to make friends of all ages. This creates a homely atmosphere where siblings can stay close to each other.
Our enthusiastic and experienced team supports each child in developing independence. From independent play to preparing their own food – we always follow the child's pace. Every child has their own mentor, a permanent staff member who monitors development and wellbeing and regularly shares observations with parents.
At Norlandia BSO Villa Olympia, parents can choose between 40 or 52 weeks of care per year. The cost is €9.87 per hour. We believe in the importance of outdoor play, sustainability and curiosity. Together with the children, we explore a changing theme annually through Norlandia Quest, discovering the world through play.Read more
GGD Inspection
Violations
Inspection date: June 29, 2026
Strengths
- All present individuals are correctly registered and linked in the Childcare Persons Register
- An adult with a valid First Aid for Children certificate is always present during opening hours
- Staff members are sufficiently familiar with the pedagogical policy
Violations
- Mentorship: not all children are linked to a mentor in the system (recurrence, also identified in 2024 and 2025)
- Food safety: food items in defective/thawed refrigerator, opened products without internal use-by date
- Accessibility to unauthorized persons: front door left open while children are present (recurrence, also identified in 2025)
- Insufficient knowledge among staff of the domestic violence and child abuse reporting code, and the obligation to report, consult, and file charges
Summary
The annual inspection of 29 June 2026 at after-school care (BSO) Villa Olympia in Maarssen, part of Norlandia Kinderopvang, shows that the location does not meet requirements in three domains: pedagogical climate, staff and groups, and safety and health. The main shortcomings concern mentorship (not all children are linked to a mentor, a recurring problem since 2024), food safety (defective refrigerator with spoiled products, missing expiry dates), accessibility to unauthorized persons (front door left open, also previously identified in 2025), and insufficient staff knowledge of the domestic violence and child abuse reporting code. Because mentorship and accessibility are recurring violations, no recovery offer is granted. The operator announced measures in their response, including monthly mentorship checks, weekly hygiene checks, repeated e-learning on the reporting code, and assigned door monitoring.
Reviews
De BSO is gefocust op sportactiviteiten. Het gebouw zit bij sportvelden van de voetbalclub. Bij goed weer spelen de kinderen daar, bij slecht weer in...
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