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The principle of schools opting out to take academy status has been strongly criticised by Chris Keates, leader of the NASUWT teachers' union.

A total of 842 local authority schools took academy status in 2010-11, giving them greater autonomy over admissions, pay and curriculum.

I can't recall any Super League stars seeing action anywhere outside of the heartlands: no one went to Cumbria or the Midlands, while Wigan and Widnes took academy teams to London and Newcastle respectively.

Schools taking academy status will become independent schools, with their assets becoming the responsibility of trusts, which will be run as charitable companies.

Fiona Millar, an education campaigner said the "vast majority" of England's primary and secondary schools had chosen not to become academies and this was why the government was "having to force them" to take on academy status.

Both said it was too early in Ms. Hudson's tenure to discuss the direction that she might take the academy.

Congress has called on the department to take the academy's polygraph study into account in redesigning its program and to come up with a new plan in six months.

He did not take the academy's decision with good grace, venting his fury with the judges and amplifying his derision of Hegel in the preface of the published version.

We're waiting (on the edge of our couches, popcorn in hand) to see which travel-inspired movies will take home Academy Awards this year.

Mikey Weinstein, a 1977 academy graduate and founder of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, said that it took the academy's dean 10 days to speak to faculty about the incident, and that it was not until Wednesday, after Mr. Weinstein said he alerted the Pentagon, that the vice commandant spoke to cadets.

It took six academy awards, including those for best picture and best original screenplay.