Sentence examples for academies reform from inspiring English sources

Top story from Chris Cook in the FT - in his own carefully chosen words: Hundreds of state schools that took part in the government's flagship academies reform programme last year were accidentally given large incentives to do so, often worth hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Cameron rattled out a few platitudes about Gove's qualities and achievements: "extraordinary politician"; "the number of academies"; "reforms that will endure".

Blower said the academy reforms were "wrecking" local authority education services.

What was noteworthy was that this was the first awards ceremony since the academy reformed its procedures for nominating documentaries, in part to make it likelier that popular box-office hits would be nominated.

The facility, which has four pitches including a small stadium, cost €10m in 2001, before the academy reforms were introduced and at a time when Freiburg were relegated from the Bundesliga, which gives an idea of how committed they are to producing players.

Most have come from faculty members concerned that their schools have become sports entertainment centers to the detriment of the academy and reform-minded athletic administrators.

If Mr. Rock flogged Hollywood properly enough, the Oscars — along with the academy's reforms — might come across as a kind of public penance.

In March 2007, Brown started to endorse some of its symbols, such as academies and welfare reform.

All parties propose to expand and/or reform the academies programme, but this apparent consensus disguises widely differing approaches.

He said: "Everyone who believes in the integrity of the academies programme and the reform agenda in education will be disturbed to hear that Ed Balls has kicked Andrew Adonis out of the education department.

The planning reforms will take some time to kick in, there are many schools that are not yet academies and the welfare reforms are very much a work in progress.