Heating control refers to the settings used to heat the school effectively while it is fully occupied and to minimise waste out of school hours.
Getting the heating control right for your school can save money and carbon very quickly, as well as improving the learning environment for students.
How does the heating control analysis of your schools compare to other schools on Energy Sparks, with a similar floor area?
Schools should aim to keep their heating off as much as possible in warm weather.
The following table summarises how often heating is left on during warmer weather in each school.
A more detailed table and a chart is also available.
| School | Percentage of annual heating consumed in warm weather |
|---|---|
| St Werburgh's Primary School | 5.49% |
| Henleaze Infant School | 3.31% |
| Victoria Park Primary School | 3.27% |
| St Katherine's School | 1.97% |
| Bristol Cathedral Choir School | 1.73% |
| Headley Park Primary School | 1.63% |
| Trinity Academy Bristol | 1.04% |
| Stoke Park Primary School | 0.665% |
| Ashton Gate Primary School | 0.632% |