Sentence examples for poor academy from inspiring English sources
There are excellent and poor academy chains, just as there are excellent and poor local authorities.
Most recently, he took a stand against poor academy chains, saying weak performers were no better than the worst local authorities – a damaging blow to the government's all‑academy plan.
Over-staffing; reducing admissions; a poor reputation; new academy sponsors and a draft leadership structure are all indications of what is on the agenda of the strategic committee.
Hence policies such as the pupil premium, which funnels extra funding to pupils from poor households, and academy sponsorship, an effort adopted from Labour to transform struggling schools.
However, critics of Durand's boarding plan say the situation reflects poor oversight of academies by the DfE and its funding arm, the Education Funding Agency.
If some families decided to "turn away from the Common Schools" and send their children to a "private school or the academy," poorer children would end up with a second-class education.
Mr Gove said there were hundreds of under-performing primary schools and said he would be writing to MPs asking them to support his plans to turn poor primaries into academies.
Everest done, she's now setting up a sports academy for poor disabled children.
Ms. Fowler and other panelists also suggested that ordering women to come forward, given the academy's poor track record, would camouflage rather than fix the problem.
"If a school thinks it is getting poor services from its academy trust, there isn't much it can do about it," says Laura McInerney, former editor of Schools Week.
