HC Deb 05 June 1990 vol 173 cc551-2W
Mr. Allen

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list the full salary scale for teachers.

Mrs. Rumbold

The School Teachers' Pay and Conditions Order 1990, a draft of which is presently before Parliament, will give effect to the recommendations of the interim advisory committee on teachers' pay in 1990–91. When those recommendations are fully implemented, from 1 January 1991, teachers' salary scales will be as follows:

Standard scale (all qualified teachers other than heads and deputies)
Incremental point Salary1 (£)
1 9,000
2 9,501
3 10,002
4 10,503
5 11,004
6 11,754
7 12,504
8 13,254
9 14,004
10 15,003
11 16,002

Discretionary Inner London Pay Supplement—£750

Incentive allowances (available to qualified teachers other than heads and deputies)
Rale Amount
(£)
A 927
B 1,500
C 3,000
D 4,002
E 5,502

London Allowances (all teachers) from 1 July 1989
Rate Amount
(£)
Inner 1,500
Outer 984
Fringe 384
1The values of incremental points 1–10 can be enhanced by £249, £501, £750 or £999, subject to the value of the next point being reached, and local education authorities can introduce extended local scales up to a maximum of £18,000.

School group Head teachers1 Range Deputy Heads2 Range
£ £
1 18,900–21,900 18,300–19,800
2 1(S) 20,400–24,000 18,600–20,400
3 2(S) 222,500–26,802 19,200–21,300
4 3(S) 25,200–30,600 20,400–23,400
5 4(S) 28,602–35,100 22,500–25,602
6 32,301–40,002 24,801–29,100
1A new system of range pay for heads and deputies will be introduced from 1 January 1991. Assimilation of existing heads and deputies onto the new salary structure will be dependent on their old spot salary. Thereafter the positioning of heads and deputies within the range applicable to their school will be determined by their local education authority or school governing body.