As part of the programme, pupils across the trust will learn about renewable energy through solar-themed assemblies, workshops and classroom projects.
They will be given regular updates showing how much energy is being generated at each school and will watch live-streamed maintenance visits as the panels are serviced.
Carol Dewhurst, chief executive at the Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust, said: “I am thrilled to see our solar panels being installed across our schools this term, which is just one piece of the puzzle in our mission towards net zero.
“Together, each of our academies has made the commitment to become eco-schools and I am so proud to be leading a trust that is working to better our planet whilst teaching pupils the importance of sustainability.”
Ann Flaherty, UK director at Solar for Schools, said: “Getting solar onto school roofs empowers students.
“It helps them realise they can do something locally to reduce carbon, and that’s helping nationally to meet targets, which helps to globally reduce our emissions.”
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