So far, that added money has been used to fund a new high performance academy, the Argentina Jaguars (the national "A" team) and the national under-20s and sevens programs.
Last month, the chancellor of Boston University, John Silber, closed down a a student club dedicated to bringing together gay and straight students at a high school academy affiliated with the university (and founded by Mr. Silber).
O'Halloran's first coaching role was with Japanese side Spears before becoming Manawatu's high performance academy manager in 2007.
Since the charter school opened, 80percentt of our students are now enrolled in their high school academy.
High-performing academy chains will also play a huge role in spreading existing best practice and innovation between schools.
Two high-profile academy chains are courting more controversy by abolishing conventional governing bodies at their schools, Education Guardian can reveal.
A high-profile academy trust with very close links to ministers appears to have been given early warning of an Ofsted inspection of one of its schools.
Carnegie Hall readily accepted, and the Wednesday concert will benefit the National Academy Foundation, a network of urban high school academies established by Sanford I. Weill, the chairman of Carnegie's board.
Mossbourne, the high-profile academy in Hackney, east London, already admits pupils in bands according to ability as well as accepting children by geographical location.
Finally, eyebrows have been raised after a high-profile academy won an "outstanding in all aspects" verdict from inspectors, including on leadership, but with little mention in the report of a seemingly very high turnover of senior staff there.
The report cites the fact that the council resisted "politically motivated pressure to build new high school academies", believing it had the ability to transform its schools on its own.
