Sentence examples for academy area from inspiring English sources
Based on the significance both of the Revolutionary War fort ruins and of the military academy itself, the majority of the academy area was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1960.
South of the academy heritage area is the Wilderness Walk, three walk-through diorama settings that pose some of the academy specimens in natural milieus.
It's one of 16 industry-sponsored academies, in areas from IT to fashion, funded for three start-up years by the Learning and Skills Councils.
The difference is that Labour only wants academies in areas where local authority schools are seen to be rubbish and the Conservatives want all local authority schools to be seen to be rubbish so they can turn them into academies.
He said a Labour government would push ahead with what it called parent-led academies in areas of educational need.
If Beckham were to move to the U.S., most speculation has been that he would join the Los Angeles Galaxy since he he has a youth academy in the area.
Liberal Democrat plans to return academies to local authority control could mark the effective abolition of the academies programme (or at least the removal of one of its defining characteristics); Conservative plans to turn ever more schools into academies, and encourage parents to open academies in their area, could mark the effective abolition of local education authorities.
Even authorities with no academies in their area will lose the funds.
"There is also the fact that most of the academies in the area probably won't come on board with it so everyone will have different holidays.
Hyde singled out staff policies as the prime area where academy status had allowed flexibility.
