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For children, a school playground can be much more than a place to let out their wiggles each day.
“With these playgrounds, these schools become a community resource. After school hours, this is their park,” said Jane Tesner-Kleiner, a disabilities advocate and landscape architect who’s led redesigns of school playgrounds across Vancouver over the last decade.
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