An excel spreadsheet which helps teachers to estimate their take-home pay. By entering your payscale point and region, and factors such as pension contributions, student loan repayments. part-time fraction or childcare vouchers, you can get an idea of how much salary you’ll be left with.
Based on the union-supported pay scales, which will not match all schools.
Updated in September 2026 to take account of the new payscale recommendations for 2026-27.
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This is fantastic - it's the most accurate pay calculator I've used as a teacher (and I've tried a lot) and I'm grateful that the owner keeps it updated so regularly.
This spreadsheet has lots of mistakes, better to use this website to calculate mypaycalculator.co.uk/teacher
Very useful. Can an additional feature be added to specify if you pay into the Prudential Teachers Pension AVC and what percentage you pay? Thanks
Can I double check if this calculator has this in consideration: How much you repay How much you repay depends on your income - the amount you earn (including things like bonuses and overtime) before tax and other deductions. You’ll repay a percentage of your income over the income threshold for your type of loan. The income thresholds are different for each plan type, and depend on how often you get paid. Plan type Yearly income threshold Monthly income threshold Weekly income threshold Plan 1 £26,065 £2,172 £501 Plan 2 £28,470 £2,372 £547 Plan 4 £32,745 £2,728 £629 Plan 5 £25,000 £2,083 £480 Postgraduate Loan £21,000 £1,750 £403
Helpful to use to see salary increases
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