Education

In January, two of the PACE Board members (Colette Kane and Gail Hunter) were in Jamaica along with their students from George Brown College. They made use of the opportunity to visit the two [...]

  We have liftoff. This week in Jamaica, officials from Brock University and the University of the West Indies (UWI) capped off a year of collaborative planning and formally launched the [...]

This is your special invitation to attend a special festive party at the home of PACE President, Diana Burke, on Friday December 6. The event kicks off at 6 PM so stop by anytime until 8 PM. To [...]

PACE Canada launched our latest project, “Model School”, on November 18, 2019 with the interim goal of assisting 2 basic schools to improve their facilities in 2020. The long term [...]

This past January brought with it many exciting rewards and challenges for 10 Early Childhood Education Students and 2 Nursing Students from George Brown College.  These 12 students had the [...]

PACE CANADA SUPPORTS COLLABORATIVE MEDIA PROJECT WITH EARLY CHILDHOOD COMMISSION AND THE ALPHA INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF MUSIC FOR THE RECORDING AND DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS IN [...]

Are you looking for a way to make a difference in your community? Or to make a difference in the lives of young children? Then why not consider applying for a position on the PACE Canada Board of [...]

There is hope for children deemed to be problem students at an early age, but who may be professionally diagnosed with various ailments that interfere with their ability to learn. A diagnostic [...]

Dr. Rosemary Moodie, born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, and a long-time supporter of PACE, was appointed to the Canadian Senate on December 12, 2018. Together with her husband and her son, [...]

At a recent George Brown College graduation ceremony the President of P.A.C.E. Canada, Sandra Whiting, presented the bursary for 2018 to Early Childhood Education student Tenisha Glean. This is [...]