The good thing about the property is the presence of the primary school. Except for school breaks, it will be bursting with Yang activity of children. No need to worry for this case since the cemetery is not located exactly beside your place. It reminds me of why we have pets in the house, play music, dance or hold parties and bring friends over. We need to offset the Yin with by balancing it with activity.

The problems with a cemetery apply to the ancient world and not to the modern one. Many myths about feng shui arise from such confusion. Similar confusions are about toilets and kitchens. The origins of feng shui are 5,000 years old. Then, there were no indoor toilets and the wealthy -- who were the ones who benefited from feng shui -- did not even have cooking areas indoors often. Their food was brought to them by servants.

The ancient rule of avoiding cemeteries near habitations was because of diseases and rot that could be carried via ground water into drinking water. Also, those ideas about Yin of temples and cemeteries are steeped in superstition. Try explaining to many Chinese that a cross atop a church is no more evil than any other tall object such as a telephone pole and you may have a fight on your hands the origins of which are many centuries old and more about religious oppression than about feng shui.

Long story short: Don't worry about the cemetery. The dead, who are now well-sealed and embalmed by law cannot harm you in the" Yin" way. However, the school is another matter. Think of all the parents bringing the children to school in the morning and picking them up in the afternoon and all the traffic it may involve. Could be a practical or logistical problem.

There is a term called Ling Shen/Zheng Shen. It is about what areas should be still (closed) and what areas active (open). It is difficult to say how this would apply in your situation. In a very general way these directions should be still, closed, no water, no road: East, Southeast, Southwest. These areas should be active, open, water, road: W, NW, NE.

In true feng shui, there are few easy answers.