There are two different schools (primary and secondary) sharing one main building and one yard. Following this article (Situations where multiple tags may be needed) there should be two tags asked 27 Jul '17, 20:25  Plamen edited 27 Jul '17, 20:25 |
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I doubt it renders as anything special in most renderers but landuse=school has over 4,800 uses answered 28 Jul '17, 08:50  EdLoach ♦ |
amenity=school should include the grounds, per the wiki. landuse=school was a proposal that never was voted on, or even had much discussion, so I'd tend not to use it. For the names:
answered 28 Jul '17, 14:44  neuhausr |
How about tagging the grounds as two ways with the same nodes? Supposing the perimeter of the schools' grounds is nodes ABCD, the first way would have nodes ABCD and tags amenity=school and name="First school", the second way would have nodes ABCD and tags amenity=school and name="Second school", the building would be tagged just building=school, and there wouldn't be separate nodes for the schools. (Then there's no need for a landuse tag; of course, there may be a leisure=pitch in the yard.) I might be overly creative here. answered 28 Jul '17, 13:11  dsh4 I don't like that this creates duplicate data by having two identical ways. (28 Jul '17, 14:48) neuhausr 1 I suppose you could have one way and represent each school as an amenity=school relation with that way being a member of the relation. (29 Jul '17, 16:50) dsh4 |
The problem with this though is you end up with either one (semi-colon suggestion) or three (external way and two nodes) amenity=school objects to represent two schools.
capacityis different, although they share the same building.landuse=schooleven not in the wiki. This is very rare case, and most mappers prefer to use amenity for the whole yard, but it is valid for single school cases only.