Sentence examples for a federation of schools from inspiring English sources

A letter sent to a federation of schools in Dorset by Rebecca Clark, RSC for the south-west, only two days after the Queen's speech, seems to urge them to join a multi-academy trust.

The Wood View learning community is a federation of three schools: a primary, special school and secondary in a state-of-the-art campus in the north-west of the city.

She has also worked in education in the borough of Hackney for over 10 years, founding 2 educational mentoring programmes and was Vice-Chair of Governors for a federation of 4 schools.

Gipsy Hill Secondary Academy is being proposed by a federation of primary schools in south London.

That system at Rutgers is something of a patchwork, the product of a 1980 reorganization that tried to stitch together what had been a fragmented federation of schools.

In a statement, Harris's federation of schools said parents would expect a school to act if someone was "disrupting education and examinations by standing outside for days on end shouting abuse with a megaphone".

There are inspiring examples of it working: the United Church Schools Trust (UCST), a federation of 11 fee-paying schools, now manages a number of state schools through a subsidiary charity.

For example, has mooted proposals for a "federation" of privately run state schools across the country, linked by videoconferencing facilities in order to share teaching resources.

Its problem, some university officials point out, is that Harvard is less a single university than a federation of no fewer than 10 schools, from business to divinity, that control their own budgets and cherish their independence.

The college and its associated federation of schools was placed under investigation last month by the DfE and the Skills Funding Agency.

"Our ultimate objective is to take religion out of public schools completely," said Maite Pina, president of a federation of 11,500 parents' associations linked to public schools.