Singapore hosts global conference on early childhood education

Singapore will convene international education leaders for the 2026 REACH Reggio Emilia Conference as artificial intelligence reshapes the early learning sector.

Justin Tomlinson

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Singapore hosts global conference on early childhood education

Singapore is set to host a global dialogue on the future of early childhood education as artificial intelligence continues to transform the educational landscape. The 2026 REACH Reggio Emilia Conference will serve as a central platform to address these evolving dynamics, gathering leaders from across the broader education ecosystem.[1][2]

The event is designed to establish Singapore as a regional hub for early childhood excellence by integrating global perspectives with regional best practices. In conjunction with the initiative, educational organizations EtonHouse and E-Bridge announced plans to deepen their ongoing partnership with Reggio Children.[1][2]

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