Sentence examples for groups of academies from inspiring English sources

This draft report, obtained by the BBC's Newsnight, is from the Education Funding Agency which can investigate providers running groups of academies.

At the moment, the European academies' networks have limited resources, Johannsen says, but the funding expected from the commission as part of the SAM for ALLEA and four other groups of academies is already helping the academies to work together more closely.

Hunt said that academy chains – groups of academy schools controlled and administered by a single corporate body – should be open to inspection by Ofsted, in the same way that local authority education departments are.

Ofsted should be given new powers to inspect groups of academy schools run by the same organisation, Lib Dem minister David Laws has said.

Another Tory donor, Theodore Agnew, who set up a group of academies in Norfolk, was believed to have been favoured by Mr Gove.

Such schools "lack the capacity" to take on the entrepreneurial opportunities offered by branching out as academies on their own, and thus would need either to remain with the local authority or to join a sponsored group of academies.

The best sides in the Champions League have tended to contain a core group of academy or homegrown players who have progressed together.

Details will be hammered out by a working group of academy presidents or their equivalents from France, India, Germany, and Brazil, says biochemist Bruce Alberts, president of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences.

The Independent suggested Mr Gove's preferred candidate for the role was Theodore Agnew, the head of The Inspiration Trust - which runs a group of academy schools in Norfolk - and a Conservative donor.

They were followed by the woodwind bowed string and brass players, but the differences between these groups of music academy students are not significant.

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