New Zealand Schools 1 PPP

• Hobsonville Point Primary School opened in 2013 with a capacity of 690 students for years 1–8
• Hobsonville Point Secondary School opened in 2014 with a capacity of 1,500 students for years 9-13

Both facilities were designed and constructed to a 5-star green rating with modern learning environments with specialised facilities. The secondary school includes a multipurpose auditorium fully equipment with modern audio and visual systems, performing and visual arts facilities, well equipped technology spaces, dedicated music areas and a wide range of amenities to support sporting activities.

The primary school accommodates different styles of learning with multiple outdoor learning areas, drama and art facilities, technology facilities and a multipurpose hall space which can open out to the rear courtyard and playing fields.

Both sites have been master-planned for future expansions.

Revenues are availability-based and paid by the New Zealand Government.

NZ Schools 1 PPP provides educational facilities to meet the local demand and optimally support the educational vision for the schools. These new state of the art facilities are attended to by experienced multinational facilities management contractors. The investments provide stable long-term, index-linked cash flows backed by high quality public sector counterparties.

• Stable Income from high quality counterparties: The investment companies receive availability-based revenues from public sector counterparties
• International Delivery Model: INPP has invested in PPP assets in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Europe and the UK
• Long Term, Predictable Cash Flows: PPP concessions will typically last for between 25 and 35 years
• Risk Transfer: Construction and operational risks are transferred to investment company’s supply chain partners
• Inflation-Protected Revenues: Revenues are generally inflation-linked and indexed to local inflation measures, such as the UK’s Retail Price Index (‘RPI’)
• Critical Infrastructure: INPP’s PPP investments deliver much needed critical infrastructure to the public sector, supporting local societies and communities across our key geographies