King’s Bangkok Early Years FOBISIA JAWS

What an inspiring two days at the Early Years FOBISIA JAWS 2025! With nearly 100 delegates joining from across South East Asia, the event was a wonderful celebration of best practice, collaboration and shared passion for supporting our youngest learners.

Across the conference, workshops and panel discussions explored essential areas of Early Years pedagogy — from emotion coaching and inclusive practice to behaviour support, unstructured play and child-led learning. We are proud that King’s Bangkok played a part in these conversations, with Alys Leighton-Rahman, our Deputy Head of Early Years, sharing how our Early Years approach creates small steps for big impact, and our team contributing their professional insight on behaviour and wellbeing panels.

All educators were especially energised by Dr Aaron Bradbury’s keynote ‘Starting Strong’, which challenged us to stand firm in advocating for what is right for children today. His insights on the ‘Child in the Now’ model and the ‘Love and Nurture Rating Scale’ encouraged all delegates to reflect deeply on how love, care and attention shape a child’s earliest experiences.

King’s Bangkok is delighted to have been part of this incredible event, contributing to the advancement of education for our youngest learners! A heartfelt thank you to all speakers, facilitators, and sponsors who made this meaningful gathering possible. We hope everyone leaves inspired, energised, and ready to bring fresh ideas and renewed passion back to our children.

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