Sentence examples for and academies in the from inspiring English sources

He developed a structured curriculum to deliver this, which is now being advocated by an increasing number of schools and academies in the UK.

Michael Gove is centralising education, leaving free schools and academies in the clutches of the secretary of state rather than accountable to local authorities.

Performers from dance schools and academies in the city then flooded into the stadium dressed as symbols of Brazil's stunning natural landscape: raindrops, men towering on stilts dressed as rainforest trees, and colourful flowers.

According to the report, the department had budgeted £7.3bn to set up and run academies in the two years from April 2010 to March 2012.

There are several private dance and music academies in the metropolitan area, including the Capitol Theatre's own performing arts school.

Called The Harbor School, this educational experiment has now proven its value, growing in size and stature, and placing its graduates in jobs, often marine-related, as well as college and the maritime academies in the United States and elsewhere.

Mr. Moore did one Q&A for a roomful of about 60 people, which included some top designers and executives — and academy voters — in the field.

She and her children were beta testers for the first online academies, in the early 1990s, and she is excited by what is developing.

European clubs like Manchester United, Liverpool and Barcelona have opened youth academies in the country, mindful of what discovering an Indian superstar would do for their fan base.

It also provides aid to Somalia and is planning to set up an orphanage and sports academy in the country.

"During the early years there were no art academies in the United States and few trained artists," he once said in an interview.