Supporting the transition to Prep
Getting ready for 2027 using transition statements
Learn how to use transition statements to support children’s continuity of learning as they transition from kindergarten to Prep. Aimed at Prep teachers and school leaders, this session explores what’s in a transition statement and how they can help inform school planning.
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Prepare for accessing transition statements
Prep to Year 6 organisational administrators can join this webinar to prepare for downloading transition statements for the 2027 Prep cohort in the QCAA Portal. Learn how to review, assign and revoke roles to ensure staff have access to transition statements.
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Primary school webinars
Prep to Year 6: Multi-age planning
Planning for a class with students from different year levels can present unique opportunities and challenges for teachers. Explore strategies to help you plan, teach and assess multi-age classes and create positive learning experiences for all students.
Connecting curriculum
Connecting curriculum intentionally involves drawing on two or more learning areas or subjects when planning a unit. This webinar for Prep to Year 6 teachers and leaders will explore how you can purposefully connect curriculum, while maintaining the integrity of each learning area or subject.
Strengthening assessment webinars
Explore what high-quality assessment looks like, using annotated assessment task samples and marking guides. This suite of webinars explores how to design accessible assessment tasks that align to the Australian Curriculum v9.0.
These webinars draw on our assessment literacy online courses, which you can find in the Learning Hub app in the QCAA Portal.
Prep to Year 6
- Prep–Year 2: Strengthening assessment in English and Mathematics
- Years 3–4: Strengthening assessment in English and Mathematics
- Years 5–6: Strengthening assessment in English and Mathematics
- Prep–Year 6: Strengthening Arts — Media Arts and Visual Arts assessment
- Prep–Year 6: Strengthening Humanities and Social Science (HASS) assessment
- Prep–Year 6: Strengthening Health and Physical Education (HPE) assessment
- Prep–Year 6: Strengthening Languages assessment
- Prep–Year 6: Strengthening Science assessment
Years 7–10
- Years 7–10: Strengthening Arts — Media Arts and Visual Arts assessment
- Years 7–10: Strengthening Economics and Business assessment
- Years 7–10: Strengthening English assessment
- Years 7–10: Strengthening Civics and Citizenship assessment
- Years 7–10: Strengthening HPE assessment
- Years 7–10: Strengthening Languages assessment
- Years 7–10: Strengthening Mathematics examinations
- Years 7–10: Strengthening Science assessment
- Years 7–10: Strengthening Technologies assessment
Guest webinar
Understanding, identifying and supporting gifted students
Doctor Michelle Ronksley-Pavia joins the QCAA for this free webinar exploring practical approaches to support gifted learners. She will draw on contemporary research to help you strengthen your understanding and build confidence in implementing gifted education practices.
This webinar coincides with the release of three new QCAA factsheets to support teaching gifted students.
Doctor Ronksley-Pavia is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Senior Lecturer at Griffith University. She is an award-winning, internationally recognised researcher in the field of gifted education.
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P–10 Planning app webinars
Connecting curriculum
We have two upcoming webinars to support you with using the new connecting curriculum functionality in the P–10 Planning app.
Introduction to connecting curriculum
Join this session to learn how to use the new functionality to plan units that connect two or more learning areas or subjects. You'll also explore how to use the app to plan school-designed subjects that connect multiple Australian Curriculum learning areas or subjects — such as Agricultural Studies, which draws on Science and Design and Technologies.
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Connecting curriculum — single-unit connections
Building on the introductory connecting curriculum webinar, this session takes a deeper look at using the P–10 Planning app to connect two or more learning areas or subjects within a single unit. We'll walk you through how to use the app to effectively plan connected units that engage your students and reflect your school context.
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Getting the most out of the app
New app users
New to the P–10 Planning app? In this session, we’ll demonstrate how to use the app to plan more efficiently at both a year and a unit level. Learn how to access the app and see how it can save you time as you plan.
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Frequent app users
Unpack recent enhancements to the P–10 Planning app and discover how its expanded functionality can support whole-school planning. This session is designed for teachers and school leaders who already use the app and want to deepen their understanding and make the most of its new features.
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Planning for diverse learning needs using unit planning functionality
Learn how to use unit planning functionality to document and review reasonable adjustments for individual students.
This includes making adjustments for students who are taught and assessed against different year level achievement standard aspects.
You'll also learn how to document modifications to assessment tasks and task-specific marking guides for individual students.
- Last updated:
- 17 June 2025
