Sentence examples for academies which from inspiring English sources

Seventeen of these are independently run, privately sponsored academies, which cost up to £26m each.

But she stays away from the region's stuffy Arabic language academies, which are dominated by academics.

Free schools and academies, which are outside local-authority control, are expanding at a gallop.

His new academies, which are largely free from local-authority control, are mostly popular.

" suggested Susan Whitcomb, founder and president of the Academies, which trains career coaches.

"I travel regularly to China to visit art academies, which is really exciting," she said.

Most of the new schools are "academies", which are existing schools that have secured these freedoms.

"The women painters had to go through the established academies, which were controlled by men".

And if so, how exactly did they differ from Labour's academies which are also selective institutions?

So perhaps it is not our stance on academies which is ideological.

Academies, which are free from local authority control, can also set their own admissions policies.