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Empower yourself with a deeper exploration of creativity in early childhood education

Join the REACH Advanced Study Programme in Singapore: Creativity and the Role of the Atelierista, a 3-day immersive experience designed for early childhood educators with a penchant for arts, practising art educators and atelieristas who wish to deepen their understanding of the Reggio Emilia Approach, with a special focus on the role of the Atelierista and the culture of creativity.
 
Through this Study Programme, participants can expect to:
  • Deepen their understanding of the Atelier and the role of the Atelierista
  • Explore how materials become languages for thinking, expression, and communication
  • Gain practical insights into creating environments that inspire creativity and curiosity
  • Reflect on the value of collaboration between Atelieristas and educators in making children's ideas visible
  • Reimagine educational contexts through materials, relationships, and wonder
REACH Intermediate Study Programme in Singapore

Participants will engage in dialogue, reflective practice, and hands-on sessions in inspiring environments that invite deeper thinking and creativity. By the end of the programme, you will leave with practical strategies and new perspectives to enrich your interaction with children and your collaborations with colleagues.

About the Study Programme

This intermediate-level programme builds on the foundations of the Reggio Emilia Approach and is designed for early childhood educators with a penchant for arts, practising art educators and atelieristas within the region seeking to expand their practice. It combines theory and hands-on exploration to uncover how creativity drives learning and innovation in early childhood education.

Creating a culture of creativity in Singapore

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Date

23 - 25 September 2026

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Location

REACH Centre of Excellence
(6A Stevens Rd, Singapore 257815)

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Format

Dialogues, reflective practice, hands-on sessions

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Network

Early childhood educators with a penchant for arts, art educators and atelieristas in Asia

Study Group Packages

The package includes:

  • 3 days of in-depth hands-on professional development
  • Setting up an atelier and hands-on session with children OR a visit to a thoughtfully designed atelier**
  • Daily meals and refreshments
  • Resources, reading materials and a Reggio Children toolbox
  • Optional 5 Day, 4 Night accommodation package
*This price applies only to the September 2026 session and is subject to change at other times of the year.
 
**One of the experiences will be included in the programme, subject to scheduling and availability.
Per participant With accommodation**
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Without accommodation
Single Room*


Twin-Sharing Room*
Usual Price S$2,050 S$1,650 S$1,100
Early Bird Discount
Ends on 5 August 2026
 S$1,995 S$1,595 S$1,045
REACH Members S$1,940 S$1,540 S$990
Returned Participants
Only for participants who joined our programmes before
 S$1,995 S$1,595 S$1,045
Buddy Offer
Only applies to 2 participants 
 S$1,962 S$1,562 S$1,012
Group Discount
3 pax and above 		 S$1,940 S$1,540 S$990
Group Discount
5 pax and above 		 S$1,885 S$1,485 S$935
Group Discount
10 pax and above 		 S$1,830 S$1,430 S$880

For enquiries, please reach out to enquiry@reach.edu.sg or WeChat at 'REACH_CHINA'.

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Key themes that will be explored through dialogue and hands-on sessions include

  • The Atelier and the role of the Atelierista
  • Materials as languages for thinking and expression
  • Environments that provoke creativity and collaboration
  • Making children's ideas and learning visible
  • Reimagining possibilities in early childhood education

Gain deeper insights into the principles of the Reggio Emilia Approach through immersive dialogues and hands-on explorations that inspire new perspectives in early childhood education.

Let’s reimagine what’s possible in our educational contexts through materials, relationships, and wonder.