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All Saints Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School is a primary school in the village of Datchworth, Hertfordshire, for children aged 4 to 11. It is a voluntary aided Church of England school in the Diocese of St Albans, maintained by Hertfordshire County Council, and sits on Hollybush Lane in the East Hertfordshire district. The Department for Education's register records it as a mixed primary school without nursery classes, in a rural setting. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Comberbach Nursery and Primary School is a primary academy on Mather Drive in the village of Comberbach, near Northwich in Cheshire, for children aged 2 to 11. It became an academy in May 2020 and is part of the Weaver Trust. The school has nursery classes and is in the Cheshire West and Chester local authority area, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

St Luke's Church of England Primary School is a voluntary controlled Church of England primary school on Jubilee Road in Formby, Merseyside, for children aged 4 to 11. It is maintained by Sefton Council and is in the Diocese of Liverpool. It is a mixed primary school without nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Garlinge Primary School and Nursery is a foundation primary school on Westfield Road in Margate, Kent, for children aged 3 to 11. It is maintained by Kent County Council and supported by the Thanet Endeavour Learning Trust. The school opened in its current form in September 2007 following an amalgamation, has nursery classes, and, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register, includes resourced provision for pupils with autism and physical disabilities. It is in the Thanet district. Because solar panels generate during daylight hours that overlap with the school day, on-site generation is a natural fit for a school building and could also give pupils a visible example of renewable energy, subject to a roof and structural survey.

Greenmeadow Primary School is a primary academy on Pen Close in the Greenmeadow area of Swindon, for children aged 4 to 11. It became an academy in March 2022 and is part of The Blue Kite Academy Trust. The school is in the Swindon local authority area and is a mixed primary school without nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Baytree School is a community special school in Weston-super-Mare for pupils aged 3 to 19, maintained by North Somerset Council. The Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register records that it caters for pupils with severe learning difficulties (SLD) and profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD), and that it has nursery provision and a sixth form. The school is based at The Campus on Highlands Lane. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

St Mary's Church of England Primary School is a Church of England primary academy on Ladywell Road in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, for children aged 2 to 11. It became an academy in March 2018, is part of St Mary's Anglican Academy and is in the Diocese of Lichfield. The school has nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Because solar panels generate during daylight hours that overlap with the school day, on-site generation is a natural fit for a school building and could also give pupils a visible example of renewable energy, subject to a roof and structural survey.

Brockley Primary School is a community primary school on Clowne Road in Shuttlewood, Chesterfield, for children aged 3 to 11. It is maintained by Derbyshire County Council, lies within the Bolsover district, and has nursery classes. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

St Peter's CofE Primary School is a voluntary aided Church of England primary school on Little Green Lane in Wrecclesham, Farnham, for children aged 4 to 11. It is maintained by Surrey County Council, is in the Diocese of Guildford and lies within the Waverley district. It is a mixed primary school without nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Hady Primary School is a primary academy on Hady Lane in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, for children aged 3 to 11. It became an academy in July 2024 and is part of the Chorus Education Trust. The school has nursery classes and is in the Chesterfield district of Derbyshire, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Because solar panels generate during daylight hours that overlap with the school day, on-site generation is a natural fit for a school building and could also give pupils a visible example of renewable energy, subject to a roof and structural survey.

Shawclough Community Primary School is a community primary school on Thrum Hall Lane in Rochdale for children aged 2 to 11. It is maintained by Rochdale Borough Council and has nursery classes. The Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register records that the school has resourced provision and a special educational needs unit for pupils with autism and profound and multiple learning difficulties. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Fox Hill Primary is a primary academy on Keats Road in Sheffield for children aged 3 to 11. It opened as a sponsored academy in April 2013 and is part of the Steel City Schools Partnership. The school has nursery classes and, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register, includes resourced provision for pupils with specific and moderate learning difficulties. It is in the Sheffield local authority area. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Whitegate End Primary and Nursery School is a community primary school on Butterworth Lane in Chadderton, Oldham. It is maintained by Oldham Council and has nursery classes; the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register records its statutory age range as 4 to 11. It is a mixed primary school in the Oldham local authority area. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Repton Manor Primary School is a foundation primary school on Repton Avenue in Ashford, Kent, for children aged 4 to 11. It opened in September 2012, is maintained by Kent County Council and is part of The Lightyear Federation, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. It is a mixed primary school without nursery classes. Because solar panels generate during daylight hours that overlap with the school day, on-site generation is a natural fit for a school building and could also give pupils a visible example of renewable energy, subject to a roof and structural survey.

Chilton Primary School is a primary academy on Chilton Lane in Ramsgate, Kent, for children aged 4 to 11. It converted to academy status in March 2015 and is part of the Viking Academy Trust. The school is in the Thanet district of Kent and is a mixed primary school without nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Blackburn the Redeemer CofE Primary is a voluntary aided Church of England primary school on Jack Walker Way in Blackburn, Lancashire, for children aged 4 to 11. It is maintained by Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, is in the Diocese of Blackburn, and opened in its current form in September 2004 following an amalgamation, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. It is a mixed primary school without nursery classes. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

West Monkton Church of England School is a Church of England primary academy on Bridgwater Road in Bathpool, Taunton, for children aged 2 to 11. It became an academy in January 2019, is part of The Oak Partnership Trust and is in the Diocese of Bath and Wells. The school has nursery classes and is in the Somerset local authority area, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Avenue Primary School is a community primary school on Avenue Road Extension in Leicester, for children aged 3 to 11. It is maintained by Leicester City Council and has nursery classes. According to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register, the school opened in its current form in September 2006 following the amalgamation of Avenue Infant and Nursery School and Avenue Junior School. Because solar panels generate during daylight hours that overlap with the school day, on-site generation is a natural fit for a school building and could also give pupils a visible example of renewable energy, subject to a roof and structural survey.

St John's & St Peter's CofE Primary is a Church of England primary academy on St Vincent Street West in Ladywood, Birmingham, for children aged 4 to 11. It opened as a sponsored academy in November 2012, is part of the Fioretti Trust and is in the Diocese of Birmingham. It is a mixed primary school without nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Coety Primary School is a primary school on Ffordd yr Hebog in Parc Derwen, Coity, Bridgend, Wales. It is listed in Bridgend County Borough Council's school directory and is in the Bridgend local authority area. The school describes itself as a two-form entry school with nursery classes in the heart of Parc Derwen. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

St George's Foundation Primary School is a foundation primary school on Clarence Road in Portland, Dorset, for children aged 4 to 11. It is maintained by Dorset Council and opened in its current form in September 2006 following an amalgamation, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. It is a mixed primary school without nursery classes. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Oasis Academy Parkwood is a primary academy on Plymouth Road in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, for children aged 3 to 11. It opened as a sponsored academy in December 2012 and is part of Oasis Community Learning. The school has nursery classes and is in the North Lincolnshire local authority area, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Grafton Primary School is a community primary school on Grafton Road in Dagenham, for children aged 3 to 11. It is maintained by the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham and has nursery classes. The Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register records that the school has both resourced provision and a special educational needs unit. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Gardners Lane Primary School is a foundation primary school in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, for children aged 4 to 11. It is maintained by Gloucestershire County Council, is supported by the Child and Family Learning Trust, and is part of the Gardners Lane and Oakwood Federation, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Its address is Gardners Lane, Swindon Road, in the Cheltenham district. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Trinity St Mary's CofE Voluntary Aided Primary School is a Church of England primary school on Trinity Square in South Woodham Ferrers, Essex, for children aged 4 to 11. It is maintained by Essex County Council, is in the Diocese of Chelmsford and lies within the Chelmsford district. It is a mixed primary school without nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

St Francis CofE Primary School is a Church of England primary academy on Longfield in Falmouth, Cornwall, for children aged 4 to 11. It became an academy in September 2017, is part of the Kernow Learning Multi Academy Trust and is in the Diocese of Truro. It is a mixed primary school without nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Because solar panels generate during daylight hours that overlap with the school day, on-site generation is a natural fit for a school building and could also give pupils a visible example of renewable energy, subject to a roof and structural survey.

Guiseley Primary School is a foundation primary school on Oxford Road in Guiseley, Leeds, for children aged 2 to 11. It is maintained by Leeds City Council, has nursery classes, and is supported by the Aireborough Learning Partnership, a trust recorded on the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Phillimore Community Primary School is a primary academy on Phillimore Road in Darnall, Sheffield, for children aged 3 to 11. It became an academy in December 2016 and is part of the Sheffield South East Trust. The school has nursery classes and, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register, includes resourced provision for pupils with speech, language and communication needs and autism. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

Park Community Primary School (Park C.P. School) is an English-medium primary school on School Road in Llay, Wrexham, for children aged 3 to 11. It is maintained by Wrexham County Borough Council, which lists it as a primary school with nursery and reception classes. The school also offers a breakfast club, according to the council's school listing. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

West Hill Primary School is a community primary school on High Mount Street in Hednesford, Cannock, for children aged 2 to 11. It is maintained by Staffordshire County Council, has nursery classes and is part of The Hednesford Hill's Federation, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. It lies within the Cannock Chase district. Because solar panels generate during daylight hours that overlap with the school day, on-site generation is a natural fit for a school building and could also give pupils a visible example of renewable energy, subject to a roof and structural survey.

Cliffe Woods Primary School is a primary academy on View Road in the village of Cliffe Woods, near Rochester, for children aged 4 to 11. It became an academy in July 2011 and is part of the Aletheia Academies Trust. The school is in the Medway local authority area and is a mixed primary school without nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Because solar panels generate during daylight hours that overlap with the school day, on-site generation is a natural fit for a school building and could also give pupils a visible example of renewable energy, subject to a roof and structural survey.

Abbeywood School is an independent special school in Hellaby, Rotherham, for pupils aged 5 to 18. It is recorded on the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register as an independent special school that opened in February 2019, and its proprietor is Witherslack Group Ltd. The school is on Rother Way, on the Hellaby Industrial Estate, in the Rotherham local authority area. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey. Any installation would also need the agreement of the school's proprietor.

Hadleigh Community Primary School is a community primary school on Station Road in Hadleigh, Suffolk, for children aged 3 to 11. It is maintained by Suffolk County Council and has nursery classes, according to the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools register. Its own website describes it as a happy, friendly school with a community feel, and lists Forest School sessions in woodland on the school grounds as well as wraparound care. Schools use most of their electricity during the school day, which is when solar panels generate, so a rooftop system could reduce the power the school buys from the grid and free up budget for learning. Suitability would need to be confirmed by a site survey.

If you live around Ninefields, you already know Hillhouse C of E Primary School. The building sits at Hill House, right among the streets where children walk to class and parents pause at the gate. It is a Church of England primary serving Waltham Abbey families, not a limited company, which is why a public nomination matters. School budgets are stretched, and electricity is one of those bills that keeps arriving whatever the term brings. Daylight already falls across that roof while lessons are underway. Putting solar there would let the school use more of its own daytime power and ease pressure on running costs, without taking anything away from teaching. Neighbours should back this because the gain stays local: a calmer energy bill for a real community school, a simple lesson pupils can see from the playground, and a roof in EN9 that finally earns its keep.