Academies in a sentence

Mr Mason was chief executive of the Falcon Education Academies Trust, and also worked on secondment at Delta Academies Trust, which currently has 46 schools spread across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Academies (previously known as city academies) are a new type of school introduced in 2000 by the New Labour government of Tony Blair.

Federal agencies are the primary financial sponsors of the Academies' work; additional studies are funded by state agencies, foundations, other private sponsors, and the National Academies endowment.

Also in attendance were representatives from North Yorkshire Council, the Dales Academies Trust and the contractors, Hobson and Porter.

And while some academies have waitlists, others struggle to generate interest.

Calling the increase "extremely disappointing and upsetting," defense officials said teams are visiting all three academies this month to try and target improvements and changes to address the problem.

Dr Bunnag also runs two language academies, a driving school and the registration center for nationals of neighboring countries working in Thailand.

Eligible Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay sport associations and regional academies of sport are encouraged to apply for the state government's Together More Active program.

Every year, members of Congress are given a limited number of candidates to nominate for appointment to the US service academies.

EW Group's multinational business divisions include research and developments, biomedical academies, hospital and wellness centres and nutraceutical product distribution across 80 countries worldwide.

For them, King’s has been a pathway to a world beyond their lives back home, where roughly half were home-schooled or attended private, often Christian, academies.

Harpur Hill football team beat off competition from private schools and football academies to be named champions at the Pokemon National Finals earlier in the month.

He called the decision “a move in the wrong direction,” and cited a footnote in the majority opinion that he said means the decision doesn’t apply to military academies.

Indeed, the number of sleep coaches is growing, and there are even academies dedicated to this field.

Investing in local football academies will not only breed potential sporting heroes but also establish a basis for a more united society.

Lord Harris said his donation to Ms Reeves was many down to the fact she was a graduate of one of his Harris Academies.

Reported sexual assaults at U.S. military academies shot up during the 2021-22 school year, and one in five female students told an anonymous survey that they had experienced unwanted sexual contact, The Associated Press has learned.

Roberts carved out one exception: The ruling does not apply to military academies, “in light of the potentially distinct interests” they may present, he wrote.

Strength and Conditioning: Physical fitness is a cornerstone of sporting success, and academies invest heavily in strength and conditioning programs.

The Academies of Central Arkansas is a joint initiative of the four public school districts across Pulaski County and the regional business community.