Sentence examples for which academy from inspiring English sources
The Government argues that opponents of academies have sought to obstruct the process under which academy sponsors take over schools.
Moreover, it's a musical, a form of which academy members and moviegoers have been starved for too long.
"All students will have an opportunity by the end of the school year to choose which academy they want to attend," Mrs. Della Rocca said.
The project — which academy officials said several years ago would cost roughly $200 million — has been described as the most ambitious monument to the worldwide influence of film.
Among other recommendations, the report calls on the government to: Provide clear information on the process and criteria by which academy sponsors are matched with schools, and the process by which funding agreements are reviewed and renewed.
But that could not disguise the fact that its criticisms went to the core of the Gove agenda: the helter-skelter conversion to academy status of scores of schools, the ease with which academy chains could be formed, and the light-touch regulation that meant the main criterion for success was improving exam results.
As a result, the talent pool from which academies recruit is deficient.
Such discourses became the means by which academies fostered and gained public acceptance for particular aesthetic theories.
A plan, still under development, to create a new "middle tier" between Whitehall and individual schools is a signal of intent to add local accountability back in to a post-Govian educational ecology, in which academies are nearly ubiquitous.
Bell was regarded as being close to New Labour and it was reported that he left the department last year after clashes with Gove over the pace at which academies and free schools were being introduced.
Sir Albert claimed he was frustrated with the two-tier schools system in which academies operate outside the local authority's control and report directly to the DfE.
