Assessment in Physical Education: Practical Strategies for Evidence, Reporting and Consistency – Community of Practice

Name: Assessment in Physical Education: Practical Strategies for Evidence, Reporting and Consistency – Community of Practice
Start: 2026-08-09T16:00:00+10:00
End: 2026-12-02T17:00:00+11:00

Date & Time:

August 9, 2026 @ 4:00 pm - December 2, 2026 @ 5:00 pm

Build confidence and consistency in assessing student learning in Physical Education through this practical six-session Community of Practice run by experienced Active Educators Cayden Woods and Ben Lepore. Explore efficient assessment strategies, digital tools, curriculum alignment, moderation and reporting while developing shared resources that can be applied directly within your school.

Assessment in Physical Education can be challenging. Teachers need to collect meaningful evidence of student learning while maintaining active lesson time, managing large classes and meeting curriculum and reporting requirements.

This six-session Community of Practice is designed to help Physical Education teachers develop practical, efficient and consistent approaches to assessment. Through collaborative discussion, shared problem-solving and classroom-based application, participants will explore strategies that make assessment more manageable without reducing student movement, engagement or learning time.

We focus on the six phases that matter most:

9 September – What Does Quality Assessment Look Like in PE?
16 September – Efficient Assessment During Lessons
14 October – Digital Assessment Tools
28 October – Linking Assessment to the Curriculum
11 November – From Evidence to Reporting
2 December – Sharing Practice and Building Sustainability

Built for busy teachers:

No CRT. No travel. Join from anywhere, with sessions designed to fit into your schedule
Live online via Microsoft Teams, making it easy to access from school or home. Sessions are recorded for reflection, re-watching and future learning.
Small group (20 participants) for real collaboration.
National network. Learn alongside educators across different contexts
Ongoing support between sessions in a safe, connected online space
Built by educators. practical, classroom-ready strategies you can use immediately

What you’ll walk away with:

Practical strategies to collect evidence efficiently
Greater confidence using digital assessment tools
A clearer understanding of how to align assessment with curriculum expectations
Approaches to improve consistency in assessment and reporting across the school