Sentence examples for English academies from inspiring English sources

The downward trend is alarming given that tens of millions are spent on English academies bulging with young, and thus vulnerable, footballers.

That is the lesson not only from the English academies, but also from their nearest overseas equivalents, the US charter schools and the Swedish free schools.

He later founded the for-profit Kunskapsskolan chain of schools and in 2007 moved to the UK to launch versions of the schools under the English academies model.

Every one of Gareth Southgate's players had come through English academies, and none of them – even the generally estimable Harry Kane, who did not manage a single goal in 270 minutes of play – produced anything decisive when it really counted.

The company can make profits, but 100% of these, Liddington says, "will be ploughed back into our English academies", providing extra funding for scholarships, prizes, staff and experiences for pupils.

The English academy continued to do well, but it was his roller-skating classes that had really taken off.

Ofsted, England's schools inspectorate, has recently won powers to examine English academy chains, which should help.

That married with the best of the English academy players coming through, of course they'd be competitive again.

I was 18 and – after a decade on the English academy track – thought I was finally nearing destination professional football.

He argued for the setting up of an English Academy that would ban "monstrous" words and give a seal of approval to correct ones.

A player at an English academy typically has two or three coaching sessions a week; on the continent, he could expect five.