Sentence examples for a third of academies from inspiring English sources

The biggest incentive to become an academy, cited by almost 80% of schools, was to get extra money, in a survey which had responses from about a third of academies across England.

He said a third of academy schools were not doing well enough and there was a shortage of new sponsors.

Ofsted's annual report shows more than a third of sponsored academies, both primary and secondary, are currently rated as requiring improvement, a higher proportion than local authority schools.

In July Dror launched a first-of-its kind microinsurance academy in New Delhi.

But this was no movie; it was the opening session in a first-of-its-kind football officiating academy (pdf) for 17- to 24-year-olds sponsored by the National Football League and the New York City Housing Authority.

A third of comprehensives and half of academies reported that the amount of time dedicated to history lessons in year seven had reduced, while 13% of grammar schools reported the amount of time had increased.

A third of secondary schools are now academies.

Scores of schools in the North, where a third of all secondary schools are Academies, are benefiting.

The conference also heard that in the Spanish capital Madrid over a third of schools are run like academies.

The compound, only about a third of a mile from the academy, is at the end of a narrow dirt road and is roughly eight times larger than other homes in the area, but had no telephone or Internet connections.

A third of the 134 recruits in that academy are converts from the New York Police Department.