Basically ad the title, im not talking on the grounds, but next to it, so light get used for the sports activities by the school, but fully open to the public. Im never sure with them
Personally, I would try to work out whether its a case of “School Grounds which allows others to use” or “Public Grounds also used by the school”.
Unless submitter shows evidence I will play safe and Reject.
If there is evidence that this is adjacent to the school but separate, it is fine. The Town of Cary does this a lot. In fact, this park is actually named “Green Hope Elementary Park” and is written “Green Hope Elementary School Park” some places. But the facilities belonging to the park are clearly stated in this link: https://www.carync.gov/recreation-enjoyment/parks-greenways-environment/parks/green-hope-elementary-park
Was hoping to see better on street view, but its been done in the summer do all the green trees are in the way, basically where the red line is the school gates/fences
I Switzerland we have loads of playgrounds next to schools managed by the schools. These are public playgrounds for everyone under 1 main condition: be respectful. We even have hiking routes going through such pla grounds. These should be eligible as well.
The rules are very clear: if it is on the property of a school for children, it is ineligible, even if the public is allowed to use it with respect:
The issue being discussed here is whether something is ON school property or not. I don’t know how “managed by the schools” fits into this, so won’t comment on your situation.
For either of these situations, I would not submit or accept them without evidence that these are not part of the school grounds. Agree with this