Sentences with phrase «out of local authority control»

The changes could mean thousands of schools opting out of local authority control and a much - reduced role for local councils in education.

The new academies, taken out of local authority control, will be run by more successful local schools.

As more schools move out of local authority control and become academies, local authorities are also felt to be providing worse support.

Combined with this, many schools started to opt out of local authority control.

This is one of the measures used to decide whether schools should be taken out of local authority control and pushed into academy status.

More successful local schools will be tasked with running the academies as they move out of local authority control.

Free schools are able to vary pay and conditions of teachers, breakaway from the national curriculum, are funded by central government and exist out of local authority control.

And yet top tier local authorities still have the duty to provide sufficient school places and are held responsible for standards — both of which they can not control as more schools opt out of local authority control.

Choice of the Oratory was criticised because the school had opted out of local authority control; choice of St Olave's was criticised because admission was selective.

This has resulted in a significant increase in the number of number of schools opting out of Local Authority control and becoming academies; employers in their own right.

This paper studies a recent British reform that allowed public high schools to opt out of local authority control and become autonomous schools funded directly by the central government.

The other is the academies programme, where good schools are being encouraged to opt out of local authority control.

«Because of the academy programme encouraging schools to opt out of local authority control, you've got increasing numbers of schools acting individually, on their own.

That bill was introduced to «sweep away bureaucratic and legal loopholes» and speed up the process of dealing with failing schools by taking them out of local authority control and putting them in the hands of academy sponsors.

Rage, because critics of academisation, which by definition takes schools out of local authority control, will see this latest move as a further erosion of democratic accountability.

The coalition government is pushing ahead with its Academies Bill, under which all schools in England will be able to opt out of local authority control.

These were outstanding schools which have taken up the government's offer to opt out of local authority control and become independent academies.