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Pay award for teachers in 2024

Make sure you know what the teacher pay ranges, and teaching and learning responsibility (TLR) payments for 2024/25 are, as well as how your school needs to apply them. Find the pay ranges from the current STPCD all in one place.

Last reviewed on 21 October 2024See updates
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Contents
  1. Who does this apply to?
  2. Pay ranges for 2024/25
  3. Additional allowances
  4. What are my next steps?
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Who does this apply to?

This article applies to all teachers employed under the School Teachers' Pay and Conditions Document (STPCD). This includes:

  • All teachers at maintained schools, including:
    • Senior leaders, such as headteachers
    • Special educational needs co-ordinators (SENCOs)
    • Part-time teachers
    • Non-agency supply teachers
  • Teachers whose employment transferred from a maintained school to an academy at the point of conversion and whose contracts haven't been further negotiated

Pay ranges for 2024/25

There's a 5.5% increase across all pay ranges. This is fully funded by the government.

All pay rises will be back dated to 1 September 2024.

There are currently no statutory pay points within pay ranges, but you can use the advisory points for the main (MPR) and upper (UPR) pay ranges in Annex 3 (page 64) to help you review your pay policy.

Unqualified, main (MPR), upper (UPR) and leading practitioner pay ranges

These are set

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