The 36 primary, 57 secondary and seven special schools, which are all rated outstanding by Ofsted, will be formally awarded teaching school status when the academic term starts in September.
Each will be responsible for leading a local group of schools, with a range of partners including at least one university, to offer support for teachers and leaders throughout their careers.
Every teaching school will receive £190,000 over four years to build the necessary leadership and administrative capacity to fulfil their new role. They will also generate additional income as they develop and start delivering training services.
Education Secretary Michael Gove said the best education systems in the world recruit high-calibre graduates and train them rigorously throughout their careers.
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