Sentences with phrase «serious about academies»

Shadow Childrens and Education Secretary Ed Balls said, if the government was serious about academies serving children from poorer backgrounds, it would have continued with Labour's previous policy.

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In sum, the Court has fashioned, in Romer v. Evans, a powerful new instrument for blocking from the academy and the professions people who are «overly serious» about their religion» which is to say, people who take seriously the traditional moral teachings of Christianity and Judaism.

But it does say something not unimportant about what the academy and its publishing arms, in this case Routledge, deem worthy of serious attention.

But, if Wenger is serious about signing Samper and stumps up the asking price, there could be one more Barca academy starlet landing in North London.

It will take years to implement an academy set - up that will see a strong representation in our first team but if it proves one thing then it's that the owner is serious about adhering to the FFP regulations.

Deadline reports that 20th Century Fox is serious about campaigning James Mangold's LOGAN to Academy members for the upcoming Oscar

Deadline reports that 20th Century Fox is serious about campaigning James Mangold's LOGAN to Academy members for the upcoming Oscar nominations.

Still, given all the speculation about The Shape of Water being a serious contender at this year's Academy Awards, movie fans may want to make sure to check it out - especially if this latest trailer for the film piques their interest.

Whilst giving a nod to examples of good practice, the tone of the letter was one of serious concern about whether or not MAT Trustees were any better at driving improvements in educational provision (particularly for those children who most need it) than the local authority from which the academies came.

The extent of the deficits was revealed by BBC 5 Live Investigates and Meg Hillier, chairwoman of the Commons Public Accounts Committee, has said that the numbers raise «serious concerns about the accountability» of academy trusts, which currently run more than half of England's secondary schools.

In the last year alone, there have been serious revelations about academy chains and others letting inappropriate contracts to people «associated» to their senior leaders to the tune of # 53m.

Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), comments on the news that Durand Academy Trust is having its funding withdrawn over «serious concerns» about its financial management.

«They should not have to wait for somebody in Whitehall to intervene if they have serious concerns about how their school is doing, whether it is a free school, academy or local authority school.

In an email dated February 6, 2013, an expert with the Connecticut State Department of Education's Bureau of Choice Program reviewed the Barrows STEM Academy Operations Plan and wrote an email raising some significant and serious concerns about the Operations Agreement.

Lord Nash, the academies minister, said the initial warning was given because of «serious concerns about financial management and governance», and said the decision to terminate had «not been taken lightly».

If we were serious about improving our public schools, we would quit handing over leadership training to private non-profits like the Broad Foundation's Leadership Academy or Marc Tucker «s «National» Institute for School Leadership.

NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer released an audit report of Success Academy from fiscal years 2013 to 2015, noting «serious concerns» about the network's insufficient fiscal oversight.

Most climate change communication, like Showtime's Years of Living Dangerously and the American Academy for the Advancement of Science's What We Know campaign, websites like Climate Central and Real Climate, or academic programs like Yale's Project on Climate Change Communication and George Mason University's Center for Climate Change Communication, is predicated on the belief that if people know the facts about climate change and finally understand just how serious the problem is, they will surely raise their voices and demand that our governments and business leaders DO SOMETHING!

Peter Wood writes to members of the National Academy of Sciences with three concerns about how the scientific establishment has responded to serious dissent.

The Legal Technology Vision published by the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) signals that Singapore is serious about adopting legal technology.