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This week’s Tes round-up focuses on Labour’s plans for education, the challenges the new government must overcome and the reaction from the sector to a historic election victory

Former education secretaries and ministers voted out as Conservative Party suffer historic election defeat

There’s little time to celebrate for Labour’s education team because they face immediate challenges on teacher pay and school funding, says the IFS’ Luke Sibieta

Tes takes a closer look at the gaps in the new Labour government’s manifesto pledges for schools

ASCL general secretary Pepe Di’Iasio says the sector is ready to work with the new government to develop policy to tackle problems facing schools nationwide

The former long-serving schools minister reflects on passing the baton for education to a new Labour team of ministers, and the challenges inherent in the ministerial roles

With Bridget Phillipson announced as Labour’s education secretary, Tes looks at her career and her views on education

With polling stations open today, we look at the main political parties’ plans for schools if they win power

Vulnerable boys are being fed increasingly severe misogyny through social media, according to research from Dr Kaitlyn Regehr. She talks to Zofia Niemtus about her findings and the role schools can play in protecting male students

Teacher training should be free to all – but those who leave the state sector for private schools or to teach abroad should repay fees, says NASBTT

An Education Endowment Foundation review also highlights ‘plateauing’ in attainment after secondary transition

We all want reflective students, writes Erin Miller, but our approach in nurturing this skill must be more than a tick-box exercise