England teachers win 3.5% pay rise from September with budget guardrails

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The government will award England’s teachers a 3.5% pay rise from September and 3% the following year, funded by £1.8bn in extra money but requiring schools to fund the first 1% from existing budgets; academy-trust leaders’ pay will be capped and salaries above £174,000 need government approval. The NEU is weighing industrial action, calling the settlement partially funded and potentially still meaning cuts. Colleges will receive an extra £485m over two years amid inflation and budget pressures.
Topics:world#academy-trusts#department-for-education#education#england#national-education-union#teacher-pay
- Teachers in England to get 3.5% pay rise BBC
- Teachers in England get two-year 6.6% pay rise but schools to foot part of bill The Guardian
- UK sets out teacher pay hikes that should outpace inflation Reuters
- Trade unions comment on teacher pay award & demand pay rises are fully funded Institute of Employment Rights
- Teachers to benefit from multi-year pay deal GOV.UK
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