Academies are state funded, but privately-run schools which operate independently of their local education authority.
The local education authority whose schools performed best was Sutton, with 85.2 points per entry.
BBC: NEWS | UK | Education | Private schools top the A-level tables
In addition, one local education authority plan was found to have 307 targets.
Throughout the summer period, the local education authority will continue to support our schools in seeking to fill all current vacancies.
The inquest was told the school, through the Local Education Authority lawyers, reached an out-of-court settlement with Miss Mercer in October last year.
Charles Clarke said that in most cases they would now be able to send a single application form to the local education authority.
BBC: Getting a school place is a fraught issue for many families
Only 34 pupils attend Ripple Primary School, near Deal, and the local education authority has said keeping it open is not financially viable.
BBC: NEWS | UK | England | Kent | Fight on for 'smallest' school
They have been run by Welsh government-appointed commissioners since it became the first local education authority to go into special measures in July 2011.
But an appeal to the local education authority (LEA) has been rejected on the grounds the school's governors are within their rights to make the change.
BBC: NEWS | UK | England | Coventry/Warwickshire | Appeal to block uniform rejected
Over a hundred pupils have "disappeared" from the schools system in a local education authority - and in a number of cases the police have been asked to help find them.
The Schools Minister, Jacqui Smith, said Holywells had found it difficult to attract and keep staff and her department was working with the school and the local education authority to try to help.
Despite failing the eleven plus examination he was educated at the local grammar school, thanks to a headmaster who thought Hoggart had talent and insisted the Local Education Authority (LEA) admit him to Cockburn High School.
The union is particularly critical of what it describes as "forced academisation" in which struggling schools are encouraged to convert to become state-funded independent schools instead of remaining part of their local education authority.
If a child is refused a place at a school by a local education authority or school governing body, parents do have a right to a formal appeals procedure, usually established by the authority.
Now a private company is to take over the running of all the school services provided by the local education authority, following an extremely critical report from the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted).
Staff needed to be convinced that this accorded with the school's philosophy of open dissemination of knowledge and information, and the local education authority's historic reluctance to endorse free software had to be overcome.
Ms Salway said the Bishop of Llandaff High School's governing body and headteacher had welcomed the opportunity to place an autism centre on site and had worked closely with the local education authority on the project.
The school is referring media inquiries to its local education authority, Peterborough City Council, whose spokeswoman Jennie Kendall said the copyright issue was tending to overshadow another factor - that taking pictures, video or still, tended to put off the children.
BBC: News | Education | School bans videos of Christmas play
In November of last year, the Court of Appeal ruled that the local education authority had acted unlawfully by automatically allocating school places to children living in a catchment area, because it did not give sufficient choice to parents from outside the area.
She said the visits were becoming more common and helped Ofsted build up a good picture of the health of education in a local authority.
Mr Smith also warned budget freezes and education spending cuts in some local authority areas could damage preparation for the curriculum.
"What we need to see for the benefit of all our children's future is a democratically-accountable education system operating within the local authority, " she said.
Rather than proposing to spend more taxpayer money on more government schools and expand federal authority over state and local education at least the administration is consistent!
Mrs Polwaski was speaking to BBC Radio Cornwall following the release of The Children in Care and Adoption Performance Tables by the Department for Education which shows how each local authority is performing.
The committee is normally headed by a representative from the local authority, and also includes representatives of district education authorities, health authorities, social protection authorities, the business community, NGOs, unions and members of the local community.
Figures published by the Department for Education last month show the number of children in local authority care in England rose by 2% from 65, 520 last year to 67, 050 this year.
And one home educator who contacted the BBC News website said she would not be prepared to allow monitoring visits from the local authority because she considered it had failed in its duty to provide a suitable education for her son.
It warned, depending on what inspectors found, the local authority could be investigated over its statutory duty to provide fair access to good quality education, under new rules due to come into force in May.
This month, David Blunkett, the education secretary, took schooling in Hackney, a London borough, out of the hands of the local authority.
应用推荐