Update on Teachers Pay & Pension Grants 2021-2022
Teachers Pay
& Pension Grant
Update
Introduction
What is Teachers’ Pay & Pension Grant
The Teachers’ pay grant (TPG) provides funding for schools to support
teachers’ pay awards that came into effect in 2018-2019.
The Teachers’ Pension Grant supports schools & local authorities with the
cost of the increase in employer contributions to the teachers’ pension
scheme that came into effect in 2019.
Both Grants normally come in 2 instalments :-
5/12th allocation in May-June which covers April-August
Allocation
7/12th allocation in Oct-Nov which covers September- March
Allocation
So What is new?
From 2021 to 2022, funding for the teachers’ pay
& pension grant will be paid through the schools
and high needs National Funding Formulae
(NFF),
instead of as separate grants
.
The DFE have ensured that the additional
funding schools will attract through the NFF is as
close as possible to the funding they would have
received if the funding was continuing as
separate grants
.
These annualised rates are applied to primary and secondary pupils, from
reception to year 11
Region
Primary TPG
Primary TPECG
Total
Inner London
£55.94
£158.06
£214.00
Outer London
£51.75
£146.21
£197.96
London Fringe
£48.45
£136.89
£185.34
Rest of England
£47.02
£132.86
£179.88
Region
Secondary TPG
Secondary TPECG
Total
Inner London
£82.34
£232.65
£314.99
Outer London
£76.17
£215.23
£291.40
London Fringe
£71.30
£201.48
£272.78
Rest of England
£69.21
£195.57
£264.78
How much will you get
extra in NFF 2021-2022?
Schools across England are set for a giant cash boost as the Prime Minister
announces he will invest over £14 billion in primary and secondary
education between 2020/21 and 2022/23.
As part of this, every primary school will receive a minimum of £4,000 per
pupil and every secondary school will receive a minimum of £4950 for KS3
& £5,450 per pupil for KS4 in 2021/22.
A further
£180 per pupil
has then been added to the primary amount and
£265 per pupil
has been added to each of the KS3 and KS4 amounts,
representing the teachers’ pay and pension grants.
So Minimum per pupil funding levels Year groups
2021-22 will be
:-
Primary £4,180
KS3
£5,215
KS4
£5,715
Note -
Provisional NFF allocations for 2020/21 at local authority level and at
school level will be announced in October 2020
Questions?
The Teachers Pay & Pension Grant update for 2021-2022 outlines changes in funding distribution through the National Funding Formulae, providing increased funding for schools in England. The new model ensures a smoother allocation process and enhanced financial support for both primary and secondary education sectors. Key funding details and minimum per pupil amounts are highlighted, indicating a substantial investment in education by the government.
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Teachers Pay & Pension Grant Update
Introduction What is Teachers Pay & Pension Grant The Teachers pay grant (TPG) provides funding for schools to support teachers pay awards that came into effect in 2018-2019. The Teachers Pension Grant supports schools & local authorities with the cost of the increase in employer contributions to the teachers pension scheme that came into effect in 2019. Both Grants normally come in 2 instalments :- 5/12th allocation in May-June which covers April-August Allocation 7/12th allocation in Oct-Nov which covers September- March Allocation
From 2021 to 2022, funding for the teachers pay & pension grant will be paid through the schools and high needs National Funding Formulae (NFF), instead of as separate grants. The DFE have ensured that the additional funding schools will attract through the NFF is as close as possible to the funding they would have received if the funding was continuing as separate grants.
These annualised rates are applied to primary and secondary pupils, from reception to year 11 Region Inner London Outer London London Fringe Rest of England Primary TPG 55.94 51.75 48.45 47.02 Primary TPECG Total 158.06 146.21 136.89 132.86 214.00 197.96 185.34 179.88 Region Secondary TPG Inner London 82.34 232.65 Outer London 76.17 215.23 London Fringe 71.30 201.48 Rest of England 69.21 195.57 Secondary TPECG Total 314.99 291.40 272.78 264.78
How much will you get extra in NFF 2021-2022?
Schools across England are set for a giant cash boost as the Prime Minister announces he will invest over 14 billion in primary and secondary education between 2020/21 and 2022/23. As part of this, every primary school will receive a minimum of 4,000 per pupil and every secondary school will receive a minimum of 4950 for KS3 & 5,450 per pupil for KS4 in 2021/22. A further 180 per pupil has then been added to the primary amount and 265 per pupil has been added to each of the KS3 and KS4 amounts, representing the teachers pay and pension grants. So Minimum per pupil funding levels Year groups 2021-22 will be :- Primary 4,180 KS3 5,215 KS4 5,715 Note - Provisional NFF allocations for 2020/21 at local authority level and at school level will be announced in October 2020
