The phrase "academy head" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the leader or director of an academic institution or organization.
Example: "The academy head announced the new curriculum changes during the faculty meeting."
Alternatives: "head of the academy" or "director of the academy".
We might find that the academy head is running a dating agency.
Fred Groom, former academy head and adviser to the E-Act academies, takes a different line.
The former academy head saw out the season, guiding Leeds to 15th, but failed to make it to the start of the next campaign.
And watching the expert surfers, such as Surf Academy head and Welsh surfing champion Jo Dennison, so close-up really is mind-blowing.
As reported by the BBC, Cults Academy head teacher Anna Muirhead says the victim was a "gentle and caring" boy, and added the whole school was "totally devastated" by the day's events.
Youth players at Liverpool were today stunned to be told that Academy head coach Rodolfo Borrell has been sacked, along with director Frank McParland, in what appears to be a strengthening of Brendan Rodgers' position at the club.
Farley grew up from 1819 in Atkinson, New Hampshire, where she was educated in the local academy headed by her father.
Knight told a conference of academy heads in London today that they had "made resources available" to put Richard Rose academy back on track.
It added that the EFA was planning to undertake a review of academy heads' salaries, but had yet to finalise the scope of this.
But it was also noticeable that many of the headteachers who popped up to criticise the strike in the media were academy heads.
He explained that the people in the buses were athletes, coaches and sporting academy heads who had all come to Moscow to take part in a competition.
