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Meet Rola, an independent, resilient and focused Lebanese woman forging a new path in Australia.
“PRACE is dynamic – it’s surprising, it’s exciting and there is always an interesting project happening” says EAL teacher Christina Kingston. Christina joined our teaching team this year, bringing over 14 years experience teaching EAL across Melbourne’s north and inner-west. …
This week we caught up with Zoe and Assunta to find out how the teaching team are preparing for term two English (EAL) classes. There’s a lot going on behind the scenes so let’s find out what they’ve been up …
During this challenging time, where many people are self isolating and studying at home, the team at PageTurners have generously made their e-book collection FREE in iBooks! PageTurners are short, easy-to-read stories for adults learning to read. Published by PRACE, the …
Do you have an old smartphone and charger you no longer need? You can help keep our students connected to PRACE by donating it! As the number of coronavirus cases increases, many of our students are unable to attend classes …
When Suzan Mahoul arrived in Australia from Syria in May 2019, she had very little experience speaking English. Despite the challenges, Suzan has excelled in her studies as she sets down roots in her new home. “When I came to …
Facebook groups are a new initiative our English as an Additional Language (EAL) students have been using to extend their learning beyond the classroom. Shveta, one of our EAL teachers, introduced the use of closed Facebook groups to our level …
Last Thursday we wrapped up the year with a special Christmas themed End of Term Morning Tea. Our festive finale for the year (and decade) was packed with fun Xmas activities, music and, in true PRACE style, an impressive banquet. …
Last week our English students explored the best of Melbourne’s art and culture by visiting the National Gallery of Victoria and Southbank. We extend a big thank you to Melissa, PRACE English teacher and former gallery tour guide, for leading the group on …
Our English students hit the beach last week, taking an excursion across the river to St Kilda. Students strolled along the esplanade and then indulged in a cake and coffee at one of Acland Street’s famous bakeries. This excursion was …