Sentence examples for model for academies from inspiring English sources

The chief executive of a leading academies trust, who spoke to The Independent on the condition of anonymity, said: "Michael Gove understands the current business model for academies is not viable.

Rather, the academy had created a cadet-run victim services hot line, which he said was seen as a model for other academies to follow.

A new local private school for white students became a model for "segregation academies" across the South, but eighteen hundred black students were left without any school to attend.

Some of the first co-operative schools sought more autonomy than is granted by trust status, and in 2010 the Department for Education approved a co-operative model for converter academies, including a values clause in their articles of association.

With no standard training model for police academies across the country, Street Survival has filled a void for decades.

She grew up largely in Edinburgh and was at school at the same time as Muriel Spark at James Gillespie's School for Girls, the model for the academy in Ms. Spark's "Prime of Miss Jean Brodie".

They became the model for similar "segregation academies" across the South today.

Partly, it is a debate about who will control the agenda of the academy -- the volunteer members who run the academic sections into which it is divided or the staff and board of governors -- and whether the university or the corporation is the right model for a 21st-century nonprofit scientific academy.

That is not the case for academies.

What is the government's vision for academies?

changes to funding agreements for academies and free schools.