Sentence examples for have academies from inspiring English sources

The big four: Have academies provided value for money?

Two French teams, Brive and Clermont, already have academies in Fiji.

We have academies that are "managed by trusts, companies limited by guarantee", as my old comprehensive school in Oxford is now tagged.

Many teams have academies in those two countries, but what's special about the Devil Rays' Venezuelan facility is that Andres Reiner is involved with it.

Several major league teams have academies to develop young players in Venezuela, although the number of academies has been shrinking in recent years in response to the violence and unsettled economic climate in the country.

Perhaps more schools would have signed up if we didn't have academies, and our money had instead been poured into state schools, so that they too could have lovely new buildings, kitchens and dining rooms, but they haven't.

Have academy schools proved their worth?

The majority of secondary schools already have academy status.

More primary schools than secondaries have academy status – 2,299 compared with 1,884 – but currently 60% of secondaries have academy status compared to 13% of primaries.

Currently, 2,075 out of 3,381 secondary schools are academies, while 2,440 of 16,766 primary schools have academy status.

ARK schools, a chain which has academies across England, was the top performer for helping disadvantaged students.