They disliked semi-independent foundation hospitals, differential university-tuition fees and freer trust schools for much the same reasons.
According to The Times, it calls for local authorities to gain powers to ensure trust schools take their "fair share" of poor and disadvantaged pupils.
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But not all new trust schools will be existing oversubscribed high-fliers.
The new academies and trust schools will have the freedom to develop as independent but non-fee-paying schools, with outside partners like businesses, universities and charities able to sponsor and run them.
Conservatives have promised to support trust schools.
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The government has come under pressure to ensure all children have an equal chance of getting into the best-performing schools in the wake of its plans to create "trust" schools which would have control their own admissions criteria.
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The Youth Sport Trust said schools needed to do more to address issues such as girls feeling body conscious or lacking confidence in their abilities.
Repeating a manifesto commitment, Mr Blair said he wanted all schools to be independent and proposed a new trust structure for schools.
United Learning told the Commissioner that its senior management were actually employed and paid by a charity, the United Church Schools Trust.
The Edmund Rice Schools Trust runs the Abbey Grammar in Newry, St Mary's Christian Brothers Grammar in west Belfast and the CBS Grammar in Omagh.
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Under the scheme, staff from the Science Museum will visit Prince's Trust clubs in schools to work with young people at risk of exclusion and under-achievement.
However, The Edmund Rice Schools Trust said it welcomed the statement of the Northern Catholic Bishops "setting out clearly their collective stance in relation to the ending of academic selection at this early age".
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A., that professional schools and employers can trust as a measure of intellectual capacity and productive potential.
The research was released to mark the launch of a new Prince's Trust scheme to engage young people in schools with science and technology.
The new school will get substantial investment from educational charity the Girls' Day School Trust (GDST), although the schools deny the motive is financial.
In fact, the School Food Trust tells us that some of the best schools in terms of attitudes to food and meals are academies.
Studies by the Sutton Trust, a charity, show that summer schools are particularly effective at enticing clever pupils who would otherwise shy away from applying to an elite establishment.
William Sheehan, a lawyer for the feoffees, said if the proceeds from the sale were invested well, the Ipswich schools could take six or seven figures some years, vastly more than the schools have ever gotten from the trust.
Since no standard method to calculate a graduation rate is enforced nationally, and the college entrance exam boards will only release data below a state level directly to the schools, not the public, we were left to trust county, district and school officials to honestly and accurately report their results.
Barry Sindall, chief executive of the Grammar School Heads Association, quoted from a 2008 Sutton Trust study which suggested that the social make-up of grammar schools was often more diverse than that of the top 100 comprehensives where entrance is decided on proximity to the school, pushing up house prices and excluding poorer families.
The Trust, a not-for-profit educational charity, also runs schools in Mansfield, Leicester and Nottingham Girls' Academy.
On education, we must trust students to learn if given the chance and empower parents to demand results from our schools.
And the schools and vendors who made millions through merchandised intellectual property rights should have a trust established to share the royalty revenue with players after they achieve certain benchmarks.
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But the trust has shown previously that, relative to their A-level achievements, those from state schools, poorer neighbourhoods and lower social classes are under-represented.
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The Obama administration is making progress along a wide front in fulfilling the president's pledge to our First Americans, investing hundreds of millions of recovery dollars in new schools and roads, strengthening tribal law enforcement, improving Indian education and speeding land into trust to expand tribal resource bases.
The authors' plans for winning teachers' trust go beyond the usual bonfire of paperwork: testing would be streamlined, the regulatory role of the schools inspectorate (Ofsted) curtailed, and a chief education and skills officer created to represent teachers within the education department.
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