Sentence examples for labour academies from inspiring English sources

Intervention 3, from Labour: Academies.

The Labour academies will be situated in every region of the UK, with accredited courses on media and communications, digital, politics and policies.

I don't see the Gove academies as anything like the Labour academies, which were justifiable because these were schools where everything else had failed.

One piece of research, carried out by London academics Steve Machin and James Vernoit, into the original Labour academies, was heavily used as justification for forced academies in the early days of this government.

Under Labour, academies had to have sponsors - who invested up to £2m in return for receiving state funding directly from central government.

However, inside felt more like an arts and crafts fair in a Sussex town hall or a parents' evening at a New Labour academy school than the douchebag-fest I expected.

Under the previous Labour government academies were focused on improving areas of underachievement - with academies having outside sponsors and high-profile buildings.

It would create more of Labour's "academies" (state-funded schools with more autonomy).

A bit like Labour's academies programme, but this time with more parental involvement.

But I think they could have been created under Labour's academies programme.

Labour invented academies but then went off them when they became Conservative policy.