Sentence examples for flagship academies from inspiring English sources

He hasn't given up on the idea that Eton will become a sponsor of the Government's flagship academies programme.

Thousands of teachers will face discrimination on religious grounds as a result of the Government's flagship academies programme, lawyers warn today.

The television chef is incensed over the Government's decision to exempt its flagship academies and free schools from minimum nutritional standards.

One of the Government's flagship academies has provoked outrage from teachers' leaders by advertising specifically to recruit two unqualified maths teachers.

The government's flagship academies bill was rushed through parliament last night, though six Liberal Democrat MPs voted for an amendment calling for more consultation with parents.

Rising birth rates coupled with an uncertainty over funding have led to the crisis - with councils saying that a new "schools presumption" forbids any new schools opening unless they are flagship academies or free schools.

The former prime minister wanted faith schools to sponsor his flagship academies, saying their better exam results meant they could spread their good practice on to struggling inner-city comprehensives.

Ms Phillips was attending the opening ceremony as her former school, Millbrook in Southampton was converted into one of Education Secretary Michael Gove's flagship academies and renamed Lord's Hill.

The situation has got even worse with the county's flagship academies, apparently, with requests for shared services flatly turned down by governors and other vested private finance initiative (PFI) bodies.

A flagship academy is facing allegations that teachers inflated their pupils' GCSE coursework marks in this summer's English exams.

One of Labour's flagship academy schools – the first to be headed by someone without classroom experience – was branded a disaster yesterday, four months after it opened.