The phrase "academy outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or achievements of an educational institution or program.
Example: "The report highlights the academy outcomes for the past year, showcasing student performance and graduation rates."
Alternatives: "educational results" or "academic achievements".
"But local authorities already have very little access to academies to monitor outcomes, or the curriculum, which could lead to SEN children having... a much poorer experience.
Our relationship with the local authority has never been stronger and I have found being an academy has improved our outcomes because the money we get is used as we want it used – there is no spillage, that has been the biggest difference.
There are four academies in the City Sheffield Springsgs Academy, Sheffield Park Academy, Firth Park Academy and Parkwood Academy.
The evaluation shows little effect of Career Academies on the academic outcomes of participants, though there was some evidence of reduced dropout rates early on.
"Our members are being asked to eke out further efficiencies despite already delivering better outcomes than school and academy sixth forms, with more disadvantaged students, at a lower cost to the public purse", Kewin says.
Converting to an academy in the short term produced mixed outcomes and staff voted with their feet.
The standard rationale for academic freedom is that the business of the academy is to advance knowledge by conducting inquiries the outcomes of which are not known in advance.
On its Web site last week, Covenant, a private Christian school, posted a statement regretting the outcome of its shutout win over Dallas Academy on Jan . 13
The report reflected the outcome of a debate held by the academy at the request of then science minister Valérie Pécresse in response to the outcry over Allègre's book, The Climate Fraud.
The DfE remains tight-lipped about the longer-term prospects: "Durand academy has lodged a planning appeal and we await the outcome of that hearing with interest.
