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England
2025/26 salary with the Government’s 4% pay award *
M1 - £32,916
M2 - £34,823
M3 - £37,101
M4 - £39,556
M5 - £42,057
M6 - £45,352
U1 - £47,472
U2 - £49,232
U3 - £51,048
Northern Ireland
2025/26 salary, incorporating the Northern Ireland Assembly’s 2025/26 4% pay award *
M4 - £37,809
M5 - £40,700
M6 - £43,830
U1 - £47,390
U2 - £49,104
U3 - £50,876
Scotland
The salary figures below represent the actual salary paid in 2025/26, incorporating both the Scottish Government’s 4% pay award on 1 August 2025, and the increase to 4.25% on 1 April 2026. This equates to a 4.08% pay increase in 2025/26. *
0 (Probationer) - £34,966
1 - £41,950
2 - £44,330
3 - £46,903
4 - £49,879
5 - £52,656
Wales
2025/26 salary with the Welsh Government’s 4% pay award *
M4 - £39,249
M5 - £42,339
M6 - £46,595
U1 - £48,304
U2 - £50,095
U3 - £51,942
* For full details of how we’ve calculated these figures, please use the button links below.
Footnotes
[1] In 2023, the Teachers’ Negotiating Committee (TNC) removed M1 from the six-point main pay scale (MPS), turning the MPS into a statutory five-point scale.
[2] In 2021, the Welsh Government removed M1 from the six-point main pay range (MPR), turning the MPR into a statutory five-point scale.