Ah, yes, in smaller schools or schools in dense areas that might be the
case. It came up here: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/38911304
It's rather large; has kindergarten up to high school education; not all
areas are available for students during breaks; areas are designated for
some students
It's been a while that I have been to school, but from memory, as well as
from the current situation I see from my kids at their school, the school
grounds are basically the same as the "Pausenhof". E.g. in my school,
pupils had their respective spaces according to age groups or maybe
classes, and
Hi Martin,
I stumbled upon the page when looking for something better than
leisure=playground for the concrete slabs that are used for recess and are
called "speelplaats" ("square for playing") in Dutch. I've added some links
to that page, which made you notice. I hadn't noticed myself that it's
I just discovered someone has added leisure=schoolyard to the wiki. It is not
completely clear to me how to apply this tag, is there a difference between the
school grounds minus the buildings and the schoolyard? Which parts have to be
excluded from a schoolyard? Does it only apply to spaces
