What does STRB stand for?

School Teachers' Review Body (Department for Education & Skills, UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

These include the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority exam regulator and the School Teachers' Review Body, which advises on pay.

Labour's 1.3m words of advice for schools; Volume of annual guidance ...

A spokeswoman for the Department for Children, Schools and Families, said the pay award was recommended by the independent School Teachers' Review Body.

Teachers to go on strike; Schools face disruption in pay row

Other unions supported the School Teachers' Review Body pay award.

Teachers ballot on pay deal; SCHOOLS 2

The NAHT put in a claim to the School Teachers' Review Body, which recommends pay levels, calling for significant increases over the next two years.

Headteachers call for big pay increase

9 per cent increase in teachers' basic pay was recommended by the School Teachers' Review Body, (STRB) which was under pressure from ministers to come up with a proposal that reflected the Government's determination to keep a lid on public sector pay increases.

Teaching unions' anger at pay rise

In the mid-Eighties, however, the allowance was linked to pay by the independent School Teachers' Review Body.

Weighting system 'now makes no sense at all'

The School Teachers' Review Body was expected to recommend an average rise of between 3 per cent and 3.

Pay rise 'will not help' say unions

Head teachers' leaders welcomed the rises recommended by the School Teachers' Review Body, expected to be announced tomorrow, and paid in full.

Government aim to calm row over heads' pay rises