SAGE Conference 2026

Learning to Thrive in a World of AI

SAGE 2026 Melbourne Conference | Mon 7 – Wed 9 September

How do we prepare young people to not simply succeed, but to truly thrive in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence?

At a time of rapid technological change and global uncertainty, this question sits at the heart of education systems around the world. The SAGE 2026 Melbourne Conference (Monday 7 – Wednesday 9 September) brings together educators, leaders, and thinkers to explore how schools can respond with clarity, purpose, and optimism — ensuring that learning continues to nurture not only capability, but also identity, wellbeing, and human potential.

The conference invites participants to engage deeply with how emerging technologies are reshaping learning, work, and human agency, and what this means for the design of education. Through a combination of provocative keynotes, practical workshops, school-based sharing, and structured reflection, delegates will explore how to translate insight into action — developing strategies that honour both innovation and human flourishing.

This global conversation is hosted within the Strategic Alliance of Global Educators (SAGE) — a network of leading schools across Asia, Europe, Australia, and the United States, united by a shared commitment to collaborative inquiry, professional dialogue, and building a better world through education. The three-day SAGE Conference provides a unique opportunity for member schools to learn with and from one another, strengthening relationships and shaping future directions together.

The opening day of the conference — Monday 7 September — is open to all schools, offering an opportunity for local educators to join this global focus through our keynote program. It will provide a chance to participate in an international conversation alongside delegates from SAGE schools across the world.

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