Sentence examples for either academies from inspiring English sources

In fact, of the 50 schools right at the bottom of last year's league tables, only 10 are either academies already or in line for conversion.

About half of England's secondary schools are now either academies or are in the process of becoming academies.

And sixth-form colleges tend to attract students with lower GCSE grades and higher levels of deprivation than either academies or school sixth forms.

Goldsmith never actually plagiarizes, in other words, as there's no market for actual plagiarists in either the academy, the White House, or on The Colbert Report.

There are now 1,641 secondary schools out of 3,261 which are either open as academies or about to become academies.

But when Mr. Debbaudt asked whether any of the police officers, from departments throughout New Jersey, had received training on autism, either at police academies or on the job, only a few raised their hands.

And you've been told either in the academy or upon graduation from the academy, sea story after sea story of tales from the streets.

She would consider quitting as chair of governors at a primary school and vice chair at a secondary school in Poulton-Le-Fylde Poulton-Le-Fylde Poulton-Le-Fylde academies.

Councils are therefore calling for powers to either compel academies to expand to provide enough places, or to create new schools if they are unable to secure high quality free school sponsors in their communities".

Eager to share what he had discovered, Mr. Berman persuaded the academy to help him set up a series of concerts in New York presenting works written either at the academy or by composers who had been there.

Films that deal with adult sexuality have not been rebuked by the academy, either.