Leasing school property
Get information about leasing school property to third party users, like other schools, casual users and dental clinics.
In this section
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Lease agreements for third-party use of school property
Your school can lease land to a third party using a formal agreement that’s been approved by us.Read more -
Leasing school property to casual users
School boards can use our casual use agreement for leases that meet the criteria set under the Education and Training Act 2020.Read more -
Standard lease agreements
Schools must make a third-party occupancy application for lease agreements that are not for other schools or casual users.Read more -
Leasing school property to another school
There are standard processes and agreements to use when you’re leasing school property to another school.Read more -
Early learning services on school sites
Schools can lease their land to an early learning service if there’s space for one.Read more -
Tenants in school houses
School boards are legally responsible for getting tenants for board-managed houses. Principals, teachers and caretakers may get rent discounts.Read more -
Dental clinics at schools
Find out about the different types of dental clinics you can have at your school, and which lease agreements cover them.Read more -
Leasing space for billboards on school grounds
School boards can formally agree to allow billboards on school grounds for general advertising. The billboards must not display political advertising.Read more -
When a lease agreement ends
Your school board has obligations when a lease agreement with a third party is about to end or be renewed.Read more