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£1.5million investment for mental health support, new guidance for schools to prevent bullying of staff and steps to ease teacher workload have been announced.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
The Secretary of State’s letter to the School Teachers’ Review Body asking for recommendations on teachers’ pay and conditions for 2024.
The Prime Minister, the Education Secretary, the General Secretaries of the four education unions and General Secretary Elect of NEU made a joint statement on Teachers' pay.
Letter to NEU about the response from the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) on whether the teachers' pay offer was evidenced to be fully funded.
The Secretary of State’s letter to the School Teachers’ Review Body asking for recommendations on teachers’ pay and conditions for 2023.
STEM teachers in disadvantaged schools to receive £3,000 tax-free payments per year over next three years along with new funding to improve school buildings.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
The Secretary of State’s letter to the STRB asking for recommendations on teachers’ pay and conditions for 2022.
Salary boosts for new maths, physics, chemistry and computing teachers
The Secretary of State’s letter to the STRB asking for recommendations on teachers’ pay and conditions for 2021.
The Secretary of State’s letter to the STRB asking for recommendations on teachers’ pay and conditions for 2020.
Plans to raise primary and secondary teachers' salaries by 2022
New scheme will mean early career maths and physics teachers in the North East, Yorkshire & the Humber and all Opportunity Areas can get an additional £2,000.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Government commits £940 million to protect Teachers’ Pension Scheme so it will remain among most generous in the country
The Secretary of State’s letter to the STRB asking for recommendations on teachers’ pay and conditions for 2019.
Welsh Secretary: Funding is as a result of UK Government’s decision to increase teachers’ pay
Teachers are in line for a pay rise of up to £1,366 a year as part of the government’s pay deal for around a million public sector workers.
Around one million public sector workers are set to benefit from the biggest pay rise in almost 10 years.
The Secretary of State’s letter to the STRB asking for recommendations on teachers’ pay and conditions for 2018.
Justine Greening speaks to school and college leaders about the teaching profession and the recruitment and retention package.
The Education Secretary addresses ASCL about her ambitions for the teaching profession and how to support teachers in a school-led system.
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