As AI Reshapes Education, Singapore Convenes Global Dialogue on the Future of Early Childhood Education
The REACH Reggio Emilia Conference, organised by REACH in partnership with Reggio Children and supported by the Embassy of Italy in Singapore, brought together more than 400 education leaders from 18 countries. EtonHouse and E-Bridge also announced a first-of-its-kind research collaboration with Reggio Children. SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 2 November 2026 – EtonHouse and E-Bridge will…
Singapore hosted the REACH Reggio Emilia Conference, gathering over 400 education leaders from 18 countries to discuss the future of early childhood education in the era of artificial intelligence. EtonHouse and E-Bridge announced a groundbreaking collaboration with Reggio Children, focusing on professional learning in infant care and early childhood education through regular dialogue, research projects, and shared learning experiences.
The two-day conference, held from 30 to 31 October at METT Singapore, featured senior figures such as Senior Minister of State Goh Pei Ming and explored the Reggio Emilia Approach's critical role in nurturing children's natural curiosity, creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and agency. The event emphasized the need for education to adapt to rapid technological change while preserving the human foundations of learning.
The conference built upon Singapore's established position as a leader in early childhood education and marked a significant milestone in deepening the partnership between Singapore and Reggio Children.
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