Sentence examples for through the academies from inspiring English sources

In 2010, Michael Gove pushed through the academies bill in less than a week while Labour MPs were diverted by their election loss, gazing at their navels in their search for a new leader.

The Prime Minister said the Coalition had opened up the education system through the academies and free schools programmes, adding that 1m children were in good or outstanding schools.

The problem identified during the alleged meeting was the number of players coming through the academies, representing France at youth level and then switching to the senior teams of the countries of their birth, or their fathers' or grandfathers'.

In 2010, Gove pushed through the Academies Bill in less than a week while Labour was diverted by their election loss It is, however, a manifesto with big gaps.

Lewis has the titles of 08, 12 and 13, including two grand slams, to justify his policy of spending money, if it must be spent, his way, on the national team and the elite groups coming through the academies.

In less than two years, Southgate has transformed so many things about the England team and he has never wavered in the value he sees in the young English players, like him, who fought their way up through the academies of less celebrated clubs.

That rippled through the whole squad, through the academy, through the whole club, and he has continued that.

He is one of United's own, whom they brought up through the academy.

Gómez is from Barcelona, and he came through the academy in the same batch as Lionel Messi.

Warwickshire's Keith Barker, who came up through the academy at Blackburn, has a similar story.

Through the academy's program, Ms. Rivera learned mediation, community-building and diversity training skills.