More than 400 educators and education leaders gathered in Singapore for the 2026 REACH Reggio Emilia Conference to explore the future of childhood and learning in a changing world.
More than 400 educators, school leaders, policymakers and researchers gathered in Singapore for the 2026 REACH Reggio Emilia Conference on 30 and 31 October.
Under the theme Education in Complex Times: Children, Democratic Cultures and the Role of Childhood in Shaping the Future, participants explored how education can respond to a changing world while keeping children’s rights, relationships and potential at the heart of learning.
Organised by REACH in partnership with Reggio Children and supported by the Embassy of Italy in Singapore, the conference brought together international perspectives and regional experiences through presentations, professional dialogue, atelier experiences and school visits.
The conference also marked a new chapter in the collaboration between EtonHouse, E-Bridge and Reggio Children. The partnership will include ongoing professional dialogue, learning and shared research involving educators from EtonHouse and E-Bridge.