For schools
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Solar panels at school
Installing solar panels at your school may help reduce your school's overall carbon emissions and energy bill. Find out about the process for getting solar panels installed, and get information about our Solar on Schools programme.Read more -
Property maintenance grant funding
The property maintenance grant (PMG) is part of school operational funding. Your school can use it to pay for building and facility maintenance, like painting or maintaining the grounds.Read more -
Surplus school property
If your school has property it no longer needs or uses, the school board can decide to release it. It can be put into the Crown disposal process, moved to another school site, or demolished.Read more
For suppliers
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Requirements for school design in New Zealand
When designing a new school or school buildings, there is a suite of design requirements to be met. You'll find information on these requirements here.Read more -
10 Year Property Plan information for consultants
We provide training, support and resources for consultants who work with schools on their 10 Year Property Plan (10YPP).Read more -
Contracts and insurance for school property projects
Get information about our contracts and insurance requirements for both school-led and NZSPA-led property projects here.Read more
About us
The New Zealand School Property Agency (NZSPA) is a Crown agency responsible for building, maintaining, and managing New Zealand’s school property infrastructure.
Latest updates
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Standardisation – a consistent approach to school property projects
Giving our schools and kura consistent, good quality, fit for purpose buildings that are easier to build and maintain is a key focus for the New Zealand School Property Agency, as its Standardisation Programme continues to roll out.
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Te Papapa School leads the way with solar power
There’s been a buzz of interest in all things energy efficiency, resilience and savings at Te Papapa School in Auckland.
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