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Statutory guidance - School teachers' pay and conditions

Friday, 20 September 2019 15:33

Statutory guidance on pay and conditions for teachers in England and Wales. Published 10 August 2017 Last updated 20 September 2019 — see all updates From: Department for Education Applies to:...Request free trial

Statutory guidance on pay and conditions for teachers in England and Wales.

Published 10 August 2017
Last updated 20 September 2019 — see all updates

From:: Department for Education

Applies to:: England and Wales

Documents

School teachers' pay and conditions document 2019 and guidance on school teachers’ pay and conditions (valid from 1 September 2019)

PDF, 1020KB, 81 pages

School teachers' pay and conditions document 2018 and guidance on school teachers’ pay and conditions (valid from 1 September 2018)

Ref: DFE-00283-2018PDF, 629KB, 83 pages

Dogfen Cyflog ac Amodau Athrawon Ysgol 2018 a Chanllawiau ar Gyflog ac Amodau Athrawon Ysgol - Medi 2018

Ref: DFE-00290-2018PDF, 723KB, 86 pages

School teachers' pay and conditions document 2017 and guidance on school teachers’ pay and conditions (valid until 31 August 2018)

Ref: DFE-00161-2017PDF, 386KB, 83 pages

Dogfen Cyflog ac Amodau Athrawon Ysgol 2017 a Chanllawiau ar Gyflog ac Amodau Athrawon Ysgol - Medi 2017

Ref: DFE-00241-2017PDF, 468KB, 86 pages

Details

This statutory guidance is for:

local authorities
school leaders
school teachers
governing bodies and their representatives

It relates to local-authority-maintained schools in England and Wales.

Advice on developing your school’s approach to pay is also available.

Statutory guidance sets out what schools and local authorities must do to comply with the law. You should follow the guidance unless you have a very good reason not to.