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Pay progression on the MPR and UPR

Teachers employed under the STPCD on the main (MPR) and upper (UPR) pay ranges must be considered for pay progression annually. See guidance on what to consider and who ultimately makes the decision.

Last reviewed on 23 October 2024See updates
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Contents
  1. Check pay ranges in the STPCD
  2. You must consider increasing teachers’ pay annually
  3. Can teachers skip points on the pay range?
  4. Who has the final decision over a teacher's pay increase?
  5. Teachers can appeal the pay decision
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Check pay ranges in the STPCD

The School Teachers' Pay and Conditions Document (STPCD) sets out pay and conditions for teachers in maintained schools. The STPCD also applies to teachers whose employment transferred to an academy at the point of conversion.

Academies and free schools are free to determine their own pay and conditions for new staff, or renegotiate pay and conditions of existing staff, but you may choose to follow the STPCD.

See pages 21 and 22 of the STPCD for details of the main pay range (MPR) and upper pay range (UPR), and read our article on the pay award for teachers in 2024.

You must consider increasing teachers’ pay annually

This applies to teachers who have completed 1 year of employment since any previous pay adjustment.

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