Sentence examples for better academy from inspiring English sources

His dream, now, is to build a proper dormitory in Chitral, creating an ever better academy.

"Rather than using the money to build a better Academy so they can source local players at a lower cost and produce an ongoing flow of internally developed players, they go back to the TV contract and spend huge money on players from other countries.

Cook acknowledged that standards were rising for 7-11-year-olds, with 19 of AET's 32 primary academies seeing improved attainment at key stage 2. "At 69%, the proportion of good or better primary academies is also increasing," Ofsted noted, "although it is still well below the national average".

"Governments would always like chief inspectors to say things are going a lot better – that academies and free schools are doing well," said Wilshaw.

AET reacted angrily to Ofsted's findings, claiming that over the past two years the number of good or better AET academies had in fact doubled from 32%to64%4%, while at the same time the number of schools judged inadequate had fallen from 29%to6%6%.

Mrs Morgan told the BBC that results show that "students do do better in academies".

"There is no better example than academy schools … This is something Labour used to understand and we have proudly expanded them, including the creation of entirely new academies as free schools.

Sir Michael Wilshaw, the Ofsted chief inspector, has hit out at a key plank of the government's education policy, arguing that struggling schools are no better off in academy chains than under local authority control.

Instead of better officers, the academies produce burned-out midshipmen and cadets.

"We can have a much better conversation about academies in this new climate," he said.

The state still sends plenty of money to the public schools on Long Island, including some that are better than private academies, thanks to the rich communities around them.