Sentence examples for academy children from inspiring English sources

The more intriguing side belongs to the other characters in this panoramic story, some of them young athletes at a nearby tennis academy, children of privilege and confusion, who are trying to find their way through the muck of modern experience to some sort of goodness and don't solve their spiritual problems as ably as Gately.

Jocelyn Stevenson, chairwoman of the academy's children's committee, said: "Our children deserve a varied diet of genres and formats, but as we now officially know from the Ofcom report on the Future of Children's Television, indigenous drama and factual programming are endangered, heading for extinction.

Dr. Ellen Perrin, a professor of pediatrics at Tufts New England Medical Center who was a consultant to the committee, said it had become clear to the academy "that children whose parents happen to be gay or lesbian were lacking some of the security that other children can assume".

Guy Elliott is a dedicated cyclist who once ran a cycling academy for children.

When marriage is not an option, the academy said, children should not be deprived of foster care or adoption by single parents or couples, whatever their sexual orientation.

It includes a museum of soul music and a music academy for children, now under construction, and there are plans for a performing arts center.

The Costa Rican authorities moved today to seize an American-owned behavior-modification academy for children after hearing allegations of physical and emotional abuse, officials said.

The names represented five active "Ajax educated" players, as he called them, all of whom entered the academy as children, made it through without being sent away and emerged as world-class players.

She has delivered care baskets to the homeless, taken seniors to lunch on Mother's Day, organized free workshops for ex-convicts to help them expunge their criminal records, and started a lifeguard academy for children.

In some schools and academy trusts, children are removed from class and taken to a referral or consequences room, where they are made to sit in silence for up to six hours a day as punishment for breaking school rules.

"There were only two boys in the school, so we were both cast as the prince," Mr. Feld said, speaking from the downtown offices of Ballet Tech, his tuition-free academy for children in New York City public schools.