Sentence examples for established academies from inspiring English sources

Catering is outstanding in many of the longest established academies.

"The women painters had to go through the established academies, which were controlled by men".

All these young academies that exist, they are really top-down, they have been created because established academies wanted to have a young academy.

The UK Government established "Academies" – independent schools, publically funded, but no longer under the control of the local authority.

Perhaps more importantly, each club has established academy teams to cultivate young talent.

At the Sutton Trust, set up to boost social mobility in education, programmes director James Turner suggests established academy chains and more affluent comprehensives and grammar schools seem to be the most active in exploring fundraising, perhaps because government funding follows less affluent pupils, leaving them exposed.

They do not set fire to bistros or establish academies to protect their cultural patrimony.

We have seen the model elsewhere: education companies have set up trusts to establish academies or free schools and then sold their services to those schools.