10 Key Findings from the DfE's Teacher Pay Evidence
The Department for Education (DfE) has published its evidence to the School Teachers' Review Body, outlining its stance on teacher pay for 2026-27, 2027-28, and 2028-29.
The government suggests that schools can make savings by adjusting the composition of leadership teams and the deployment of support staff to fund future teacher pay rises.
- The DfE proposes a 6.5 per cent pay rise over the next three years, deeming it "appropriate".
- The department highlights "opportunities to drive value for money" in academy CEO pay.
- Data on executive pay has been added to the school financial benchmarking tool for the first time.
The government believes schools can find savings through adjusting the make-up of leadership teams and deployment of support staff.
Author's summary: DfE suggests schools can fund teacher pay rises through savings.
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