article_snippet: Teachers are to get a pay rise of up to 2 per cent, ministers are set to announce tomorrow amid claims of a major coalition dispute.
article_snippet: Teachers in England and Wales Wales will get pay rises of up to 2 per cent base on performance, Teachers in England and Wales has agreed (file picture)
article_snippet: The School Teachers' Review Body (STRB) wants the upper end of the main pay range raised by 2 per cent, while the minimum goes up 1 per cent, allowing schools to reward schools best teachers with a bigger rise.
article_snippet: At present maximum pay in England and Wales Wales outside of London is £32,187, with the minimum rate set at £22,023.
article_snippet: the recommendation of an independent pay review body is that for some teachers, the recommendation of an independent pay review body depends where some teachers are on some teachers pay band, some teachers get a 2 per cent increase. '
article_snippet: I'm delighted to approve a pay deal today which gives heads the freedom to offer heads best and most experienced teachers a 2 per cent pay rise, something that is only possible because we trust heads and governors to decide how to reward heads staff.'
article_snippet: The pay review body believes that the rise for teachers could be made from within existing school budgets, meaning no additional cost to the taxpayer from central government.
article_snippet: The NASUWT teaching union urged The pay review body to recommend a 'substantial above-inflation pay rise'.
highlights_snippet: Independent pay review body recommended 2% rise in England and Wales .
  