Sentence examples for autonomy for academies from inspiring English sources

Liberal Democrats and Labour fear that the introduction of greater autonomy for academies and free schools may leave them unaccountable to any body except the Department for Education.

The plans are likely to be attacked by the Labour left as giving insufficient importance to the traditional role of local education authorities and by the right for lessening the autonomy of academies and free schools.

She said the autonomy of academy status has allowed flexibility over the curriculum, while the freedom to set pay and conditions has helped staff recruitment.

Key features of London Challenge were more academies and more autonomy for schools, he says.

That is not the case for academies.

They think that "arguments for the importance of autonomy may be overplayed … academy status means more autonomy for some and less for others".

He also signalled an acceptance of Gove's academy programme by claiming that autonomy for schools was the right way to go.

GOALS -- Purging ex-Baathists from government; autonomy for south.

The Baloch people are demanding more autonomy for the province.

"But I am demanding more autonomy for London now".

[I] want more autonomy for the Scottish Labour party".