Sentence examples for individual academy from inspiring English sources

Nominations are submitted by individual academy members once a year for review and election by the entire membership.

Michael Wilshaw, the head of Ofsted, has said he doesn't have the powers to inspect and report on the overall effectiveness of individual academy chains.

With these guiding principles: "Make students college-wise without compromise," and "No shortcuts to success; no excuses for failure," Ms. Jordan and her comrades sat for hours debating such questions as whether art and music teachers should work for a schoolwide director of enrichment or individual academy principals (the latter, but there will be an über athletic director).

My only objection to the Governor's Award program, which incidentally is not telecast, is that they charge $350 for a dinner ticket and most individual Academy members won't spend it, so the studios and agencies all take the tables.

Various classifications could be developed to determine eligibility for Academy membership, individual Academy committees, as well as awards, ensuring true and meaningful diversity of people of color for all Academy activities.

Ofsted can currently inspect individual academies but it cannot inspect "chains" such as the School Partnership Trust Academies (SPTA) and the Elliot Foundation TEFF).

The report says that the governance of individual academies is a "key risk for the quality of the system overall", and this surely must apply to leadership, too.

The Trust, in a statement, said: "The report and its findings relate only to the operation of the Trust and not to any of its individual academies".

At some point in our chats, they have taken me to one side and told me that central government, academy chains and individual academies do not have a duty of care for all children.

According to the NAO, problems have arisen because the DfE has had to combine the accounts of more than 2,500 bodies, including academy trusts collectively running 3,905 individual academies, its own statements and those of its executive agencies.

Unfortunately, a growing number of individual academies are only now realising that their business model is not sustainable and in some cases, they have only a short period remaining before reserves run out.