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Determining headteachers' pay under the STPCD: the process
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on 11 August 2017
School types: Maintained, Academy, Welsh establishment · School phases: All
How is the headteacher's pay determined under the STPCD? This article relays guidance on how pay is set for headteachers in maintained schools. It also has a KeyDoc you can use to calculate your school's headteacher group and broad pay range.
Contents
- 1 Rules on determining headteacher pay
- 2 Three-stage process for setting the pay range
- 3 Stage 1: determining the headteacher group and broad pay range
- 4 Stage 2: setting the indicative pay range
- 5 Stage 3: deciding the starting salary and individual pay range
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- 3 external links
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