Adopt-A-School Parish Pop Up
This event will be unlike anything we have done in the past. You will not want to miss it. Pop-up events are temporary events hosted in unique venues ranging from temporary fixtures in open [...]
The Importance of Partnerships with Families and Communities
As children develop, it is important for Families and Educators to understand the importance partnerships between not only them but also the community. As stated in Excerpts from [...]
Speaking Notes for Senator The Hon. Ruel Reid Minister in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information
For P.A.C.E. CANADA Annual Strawberry Social Delta Hotels – Toronto East Sunday, June 4, 2017 SALUTATION ‘Ode’ to Dr. Mavis Burke and Former PM Edward Seaga Ladies and gentlemen, I am using this [...]
Visits to our PACE Adopted Schools
It has become a tradition that every two years the board and members of the organization who are able to spend one week in Jamaica visit some 50-70 of the Basic Schools we support. It gives us a [...]
Harvard Psychologists Say: Parents Who Raise ‘Good’ Kids, Do These 5 Things!
A blog from PACE Quarters Today’s kids are largely affected by the technology around them, which has also changed the way they think, act and communicate. These new behaviors can be very [...]
George Brown College’s School of Early Childhood History of Co-operation with PACE and ECC
The importance of collaboration for the early years exists between The Early Childhood Commission, Shortwood Teachers’ College and George Brown College’s School of Early Childhood The [...]
GROUND BROKEN FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SAM SHARPE TEACHERS’ COLLEGE INFANT SCHOOL AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE
Ground was broken on Wednesday April 5, 2017 for the construction of an Infant School and Diagnostic Centre at the Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College in St James. Construction of the facility has [...]
Poem: Look at me! I am three…
Look at me! I am three! Learning my letters ABC New crayons and pencils just for me! Look some more! I am four! In a classroom with storybooks galore Filled with pictures and Jamaican folklore! [...]
