Sentences with phrase «run free schools and academies»

Wey bought a consultancy firm run by Atkins, called Zail, in 2011, and kept Atkins on board so she could help the firm run free schools and academies.

Not exact matches

Under current rules, sex and relationship education is only compulsory in council - run secondary schools, but not for academies and free schools, or for primary school pupils.

Labour is calling for a more «coherent» way of running the different types of state - funded schools in England, including academies and free schools.

It is run by the educational trust CfBT, which already sponsors two academies and is working on two further free school proposals.

Free schools are semi-independent schools paid for by the state which are set up by groups including parents, faith groups and charities - including trusts set up by groups already running academies in England.

Labour is calling for a more «coherent» way of running the different types of state - funded schools in England, including academies and free schools.

Janet Downs, a member and blogger for the Local Schools Network, which campaigns for council - run schools, said it was not fair to expect local authorities to provide free support or services to struggling acaSchools Network, which campaigns for council - run schools, said it was not fair to expect local authorities to provide free support or services to struggling acaschools, said it was not fair to expect local authorities to provide free support or services to struggling academies.

About six of the new free schools are being run by groups already operating academy chains and for the leaders of these new schools, it has also been a momentous journey.

Of the 24 free schools opening this month, nine are faith - based or have strong religious ethos, six are parent - or teacher - led and five will be run by trusts already running academies.

The government's academies and free schools programme - where schools are run by independent organisations but outside of local authority influence - aims to improve failing schools.

Of the 24 free schools opening this month, about six are being set up by faith groups, a similar number are parent - or teacher - led and five will be run by trusts already running academies.

Although academies and free schools can not be run for profit, many are run by private, non-profit making organisations - some of which run «chains» of several schools.

Academies and free schools are run with no democratic control.

The proposals for alternative league tables, to be published on a free website, are being put forward by the Association of School and College Leaders, the National Association of Head Teachers and the United Learning group, which runs academies and independent schools.

The job of regional schools commissioners is to oversee academies and free schools in their areas, doing a job similar to that of local authorities for council - run schools.

Professor Arthur is also a director of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues, which is a strategic adviser for Floreat Education, an academy chain run by David Cameron's former adviser James O'Shaughnessy and which opened its first free schools this month.

Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), said: «We are pleased that Michael Gove realises he can not run academies and free schools from central government.

Inspiration Trust, which runs 14 free schools and academies in Norfolk and Suffolk, received praise from Ofsted following a snap inspection last month at GYCA.

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Currently about a quarter of state schools in England are academies or free schools, run independently and funded directly from Whitehall rather than through local authorities.

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A high court showdown between a former Ofsted chair and the consultancy firm where she worked has revealed details of how a private company planned to make profits from running state - funded academies and free schools.