Developing effective and engaging PE programs in remote schools

This free webinar explores how educators in remote schools, regardless of PE experience, can deliver meaningful primary physical education programs that engage students, build confidence and improve skills — no matter the setting.

Hear from Faye North at Borroloola School in remote NT, who has seen powerful outcomes by shifting how she approaches PE. Faye will share tips on how she’s successfully:

• Used simple assessment tools to identify students who need additional support
• Set up movement-based intervention groups to support students across multiple learning areas
• Incorporated fun and engaging games that foster inclusivity and growth for students of all abilities️
• Embedded movement goals in students individual learning plans
• Upskilled teaching assistants to deliver intervention programs

Physical Literacy experts from KIDDO, will also share:

• Practical strategies for engaging and effective PE lessons in small and mixed-age classes — in any environment, with any level of resources
• Easy ways to assess skills, track progress, and compare your students to over 100,000 other Australian children
• Time-saving tools and resources to plan great lessons for small and mixed age classes

Who’s it for? Primary School Teachers, Principals, and Education Assistants working in remote or small regional communities.

Whether you’re just getting started, looking to strengthen your existing approach, or build a sustainable and measurable program for years to come, this session will give you practical strategies to make PE a highlight of the week.