Pay calculator

The NEU pay calculator sets out school teacher pay rates for 2021-22 following the Government's decision to freeze teacher pay in England and the pay increase implemented in Wales.

It also shows what your pay would have been if it had increased it in line with inflation since 2010 - instead of being cut in real terms by pay freezes and below-inflation pay increases.

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In September 2021 your pay was frozen, cutting its value in real terms and leaving it at:
These figures are based on the STPCD pay scale points for 2010, 2019 and 2021 and RPI figures for 2010-2021.
As you work part time, you will need to download our part time teacher pay and working hours spreadsheet to calculate your pro-rata entitlement based on the full-time figure calculated below.
These figures are based on the STPCD pay scale points for 2010, 2020 and 2021 and RPI figures for 2010-2021.
These figures are based on the STPCD pay scale points for 2010, 2019 and 2021 and RPI figures for 2010-2021.
In September 2021 your pay was frozen, cutting its value in real terms and leaving it at:
From September 2021 your salary AFTER the 2021-22 pay round should be:

Pay survey

Make sure you have completed our pay survey. If not, please check your inbox or junk mail and if you haven't received it please contact ballotenquiries@neu.org.uk.

The pay loss calculator shows you what your pay should be per month as well as per year, so that you can compare these figures with those on your payslip. SEN and TLR payments are not included in the calculation.

The pay scales set nationally by government apply to teachers employed by a local authority or by the governing body of a foundation, voluntary aided or foundation special school.

Academies, free schools and independent schools are not legally required to implement the national pay scales but most academies and free schools and many independent schools base their pay on the national agreement.​