Sentence examples for formation of academies from inspiring English sources
Other important factors in the development of the London market were the formation of academies and societies of artists, beginning with portrait artist Sir Godfrey Kneller's Academy in 1711 and culminating in the foundation of the Royal Academy of Arts in 1768.
The governing body has met infrequently since it was reconstituted at the time of the formation of the academy.
While the governments of Blair, and now David Cameron, insist academies will raise standards throughout Britain and enable the country to catch up with its educational model state — Finland — there is also a belief that the present cash-strapped government is anxious to lessen its financial commitment to education by encouraging the formation of privately sponsored academies.
During her time in office, Ms Purvis spearheaded the formation of digital skills academy CodeClan, which is now producing more than 400 technically skilled graduates a year in Edinburgh, Glasgow and a new campus in Inverness.
In honor of the anniversary and of Mr. Davis's 70th birthday, Karen Brooks Hopkins, president of the academy, announced the formation of a full-tuition college scholarship fund for children participating in its arts programs and the BAM/Restoration DanceAfrica Ensemble.
Shortly after, the academy announced the formation of a diversity and inclusion task force to be headed by Tina Chen, former chief of staff to First Lady Michelle Obama.
Chains of academies have emerged, pushy and competitive.
Earlier this month Mr Brown ordered an urgent review of academies.
How could the oversight of academies change?
The two types of academies are very, very different.
