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Clear, Durable and
Compliant Signage

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White Pine Public School

Fabrication and Installation

Project Overview:
White Pines Public School is a newly constructed elementary school and child care centre located in southwest London. Designed to meet the needs of a growing community, the facility provides space for 804 students along with a five-room child care centre. The school officially opened its doors to students in September 2025.

INPS Contribution:
INPS collaborated as the signage fabricator and installer, ensuring the new school was equipped with clear, durable, and compliant signage throughout the facility. Our scope of work included: 

Exterior School Name Sign – fabricated for visibility and long-lasting durability. 

Interior Room Identification – including room names, numbers, and washroom signs. 

Safety & Directional Signage – stairwell and parking lot signs to guide students, staff, and visitors. 

AODA-Compliant Braille Signage – produced in-house using our 3D braille printing technology, ensuring full accessibility in compliance with Ontario’s accessibility standards.

Result:
The completed signage package helped create a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for students, staff, and families. INPS’ in-house capabilities, from 3D braille printing to precision fabrication, allowed for a seamless installation that aligned with the school’s modern design and functional needs.

Location: London, Ontario

Scope of Project:

  • Fabrication

  • CNC Cutting

  • Braille

  • 3D Printing

  • Digital Printing

  • Installation

  • Posts & Hardware

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