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De Kindervilla
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After-school care (BSO) in Marknesse
Compare every BSO in Marknesse on price, availability and reviews. After-school care looks after school-age children from 4 to 12 before and after school and during the holidays — apply online in a few steps.
About after-school care in Marknesse
In Marknesse you will find 3 after-school care locations for children aged 4 to 12. Compare opening hours, rates and reviews, then enrol your child directly online. Well-known locations in Marknesse include De Kindervilla, De Zeeleeuw and Meer BSO.
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This local overview combines 3 public childcare listings in Marknesse with information from the LRK, GGD inspection reports and public profile data. 0 locations include a rate, opening hours and a detailed profile.
- 3 with GGD report
Latest change to the childcare data: August 17, 2026.
Read our guides to choosing childcare →Registered in the LRK
All 3 childcare locations in Marknesse on Opvango are registered in the Dutch National Childcare Register (LRK). Every location page shows the LRK number, so you can verify the registration and the GGD inspection report — and only registered childcare qualifies for the Dutch childcare benefit. For 3 locations in Marknesse a recent GGD inspection report is also available on the location page.
View the National Childcare RegisterFrequently asked questions
- How much does childcare cost in Marknesse in 2026?
- Hourly rates of daycare centres and BSOs in Marknesse vary per location. On Opvango you can see each location's current hourly rate, plus an estimate of what you pay net after the Dutch childcare benefit (kinderopvangtoeslag). The maximum hourly rates the government reimburses in 2026 are set in the KOT table.
- How do I find childcare with availability in Marknesse?
- Filter by your child's age group, preferred starting month and required days. A green indication means space was reported recently; the provider confirms whether the requested combination can actually be accommodated.
- What is the difference between a KDV and a BSO?
- A daycare centre (KDV) is for children aged 0–4, full days or half days. After-school care (BSO) looks after school children aged 4–12 before and after school hours and during holidays. Many locations offer both.
- When should I enrol my child for childcare in Marknesse?
- In larger cities providers advise enrolling your child 6–9 months before your preferred starting date — sometimes longer for popular locations or specific days. Through Opvango you can enrol with several providers at once using a single form.
- Am I entitled to the Dutch childcare benefit for childcare in Marknesse?
- Yes — every location on Opvango registered in the National Childcare Register (LRK) qualifies for the childcare benefit (kinderopvangtoeslag). Each location page shows the LRK number and — once your income is known — an estimate of your net costs in 2026.