Sentence examples for chains of academies from inspiring English sources

Chains of academies have emerged, pushy and competitive.

Ofsted and the DfE fought a lengthy battle over whether Ofsted should be allowed to inspect the work of groups running chains of academies.

The schools inspectorate should be given greater powers to investigate "chains" of academies, the Liberal Democrat education minister David Laws has said, highlighting a coalition rift.

Teachers from large secondary schools or chains of academies will have experience of senior management, reporting lines and key performance indicators, and can use this in the private sector or a corporate environment".

One of the largest chains of academies in England is to lose control of ten of its schools.

One of the biggest chains of academies in England is to lose control of 10 of its schools.

Today, England's schools are increasingly operated by branded chains of academy trusts.

But others default to almost total secrecy – it's difficult to work out the funding and performance of new chains of academy schools.

Charities that run chains of academy schools are using public funds to pay senior staff six-figure salaries, with some on £240,000 or more.

He suggested that if governors missed these targets they might be "managed out" or stronger jails could act as "improvement partners" and in some cases could be run by a stronger reform prison along the lines of chains of academy schools.

But Morgan's hopes were quickly dashed when the NASUWT general secretary, Chris Keates, followed her at the podium and asked Morgan to reconsider the plan to move 16,000 schools in England from local authority oversight to control by chains of academy trusts by 2022.