Sentence examples for like academy from inspiring English sources

Most obviously, the government would like academy chains to sponsor or build new grammar schools – and some chains may see it as a way of reviving struggling schools.

Some, like academy product Dan Butler and winger Wallace, have seized their chance in adversity and are attracting Premier League scouts.Others are at the end of their careers.

Like academy schools and NHS foundation trusts before them, the white paper's agenda, in part, reflects a real desire to grapple with these shortcomings.

"There isn't just a lack of funding, the funding is disjointed with lots of different streams going to different place for things like academy conversions, kitchens, as well as to the PSBP.

The list includes many of the words and phrases that have become popular in school names over the last decade, as principals pay more attention to marketing and try to brand their schools with words like academy (now used at 208 schools), community (50 schools) and technology (40 schools).

This is hardly surprising, according to some: studio bosses, like Academy voters, are 94% white.

Free schools are like academies that are set up by parents or local community organisations when they don't like their local school.

Long summer holidays – can't we all be like academies and have learning blocks of seven weeks with equal gaps of a fortnight?

Or this on education: get private providers to compete where schools are thought to be failing, provide education credits for parents to move their children to other schools, make all schools autonomous like academies.

"The reason we started looking at things like academies and free schools in the first place was because we were undersubscribed … there just wasn't a fee-paying population in the local area and the demand for bursaries and financial assistance was increasing phenomenally".

Free schools, like academies, are different from regular state schools because they are allowed to hire unqualified teachers.