Sentences with phrase «academy policy»

Able, gifted and talented students in the academy will be monitored in line with academy policy, with feedback given to parents / carers through the academy reporting system.

They are part of the evidence of your success project of your youth academy policy.

That doesn't mean that either the council or the academy trust are failures across the board which is why the whole academy policy is such nonsense.

The analysis arrived as ministers declared that «enemies of academies» were «scaring and intimidating» parents who were supportive of academy policies as they launched a consultation into new powers to intervene in underperforming schools.

It is not yet possible to tell whether the government's flagship academies policy has been «a positive force for change» in the English education system.

«SIDS and Other Sleep - Related Infant Deaths: Updated 2016 Recommendations for a Safe Infant Sleeping Environment,» draws on new research and serves as the first update to Academy policy since 2011.

Tony Blair's flagship city academy policy should be expanded to include special needs schools, a Tory policy group has suggested.

Labour have tried to frame this in terms of a failing of his entire academies policy, but there was some support for Mr Gove from Sir Michael who said that structural changes were not at fault.

The review The review was published as part of a series which include a Think Piece arguing that any future expansion in the number of academies should be motivated by a clear vision as to what long - term outcomes for learners academy policy is aiming to achieve.

Mrs Morgan was heckled and faced shouts of «rubbish» from delegates during her speech arguing that the compulsory academy policy would raise standards.

The Frenchman told Sky Sports, «Arsenal's academy policy is very good, up until a certain point — there is a limit.

Bellerin was also very happy with the academy policy at the North London side.

Having been the architect of the academies policy in the Policy Unit, Adonis was also able to be the driving force in Government behind the programme, which replaced failing and under - performing comprehensive schools with all - ability, independently managed academies, run on a not - for profit basis.

Finally, I will consider the current Government's academies policy and its challenges and pitfalls — such as geographical variation in performance.

She said: «This is another example of the financial pressures that the academies policy has brought to bear on local authorities» education budgets.

Education ministers had told MPs in April 2016 that there was «over # 500m» for the government's academy policy.

Christine Blower, from the National Union of Teachers, said: «This is another example of the financial pressures that the academies policy has brought to bear on local authorities» education budgets.

Speaking to Schools Week after a SEND session at the festival, he said: «The academies policy is a classic example of a lack of strategic stress - testing and national policy on the specialist sector.

It also included further changes to enable the government to expand its free schools and academies policies.