I do not include the military academies, whose function is to prepare officers for either active or reserve duty.
Tristram Hunt said that the Clarke report was "a devastating indictment" of the government's education policy, and in particular its decision to allow academies to function without proper local oversight.
The academy frequently holds functions, business meetings, weddings and conferences.
Jews were barred from church schools, of course, but until the Italian Renaissance, and the later Enlightenment in other parts of Europe, they were likewise forbidden from public academies, organizations and functions.
"Of the Russian clubs in the Premier League, I would say there are only three or four functioning academy systems - Spartak Moscow, Zenit, their youth academies are good - but others see it easier to buy a promising young Brazilian player than raise their own.
There are four academies in the City Sheffield Springsgs Academy, Sheffield Park Academy, Firth Park Academy and Parkwood Academy.
Fighters train in gyms and academies, which often function as de-facto teams, making an individual sport seem a little less individualistic.
"Situations like this threaten to defeat the whole purpose of the gift ban," Allison told The Huffington Post, noting that the academy's corporate donations essentially function as tax-deductible support for advocacy work, while the university's nonprofit status means that donor money can be spent entertaining lawmakers.
And this has been a great spinoff from the country opera boom: an uncoordinated but useful platform for emerging talent, which functions like a nationwide academy, at arm's length from the glare of London.
If you like what you hear, this whole scene will be on display at an upcoming Red Bull Music Academy show called A Bed-Stuy Function.
