The phrase "academy project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project associated with an academic institution or educational program.
Example: "The students presented their findings from the academy project at the annual conference."
Alternatives: "academic project" or "school project".
The academy project has only exacerbated this feeling of isolation.
Wilshaw was initially a consultant to the academy project in Hackney.
Ann Collard, the academy project manager, says: "Many of the boys don't have a father figure.
"The academy project is the driving force of educational strategy at the moment.
The initiative was part of the team's academy project to develop a Formula One driver from India in five years.
He said the conflict with the government over the abortive girls academy project was due to a misunderstanding.
Mr Edmiston said "costs were valued in comparison to the existing formally tendered DfES Academies Project Management Consultancy framework".
However, the academies project has attracted considerable criticism from teaching unions, parents and some local authorities who see it as a smokescreen for the privatisation of state education.
Tony Blair's response to the crisis was the academies project, by which comprehensive schools were rebranded as "academies" – a description normally applied to places of higher learning – and given a degree of self-governance.
According to a source at Winchester, when the idea of backing the academies' project was first discussed at the college, there was apparently some concern among parents that their fees would go towards helping children in another school rather than their own offspring.
The couple also helped Matisse found an art academy, a project documented here in a room of dull and dutiful student exercises.
