A curated half-day gathering · London · 25 June 2026
What are we preparing our children for — and are we brave enough to look for the answers?
A curated gathering bringing together parents, educators, young people, technologists and thinkers to explore the future of learning in the age of AI.
Request your invitation →Most parents have felt it at some point, often in very ordinary moments. Sitting at the kitchen table with homework. Watching children memorise information they can access instantly online. Sensing that many of the systems surrounding education were designed for a very different world from the one young people are now entering.
At the same time, the conversation itself has become fragmented. Schools speak to schools. Technology companies speak to technology companies. Parents are often left trying to make sense of it on their own, while young people are discussed without being meaningfully included in the conversation.
Future of Learning is an attempt to bring those perspectives into the same room. We do not have the answers yet, but every significant shift in how humans learn has started with people willing to sit together and ask difficult questions before the answers are within reach.
Before we discuss curriculum or innovation, we need to be honest about what we actually want learning to give human beings. What remains uniquely human in the age of AI?
AI is already shaping childhood. The question is what becomes more important in a world where information is abundant and attention is the most contested resource of modern life.
Around the world, people are already building something better. This conversation explores what becomes possible when we move beyond criticism and begin imagining what education could become.
We are bringing together a carefully selected group of voices — educators, parents, founders, technologists and young people approaching the same questions from very different perspectives.
Speakers will be announced in the weeks ahead.
This is a room for people who feel the current conversation around education is incomplete — people who care deeply about how humans grow, learn and prepare for a rapidly changing world. We are bringing together a carefully curated mix of perspectives, including:
"The future of learning cannot be shaped from a single perspective. These gatherings exist to bring different voices into the same room and explore the questions together."
If you would like to contribute as a speaker or conversation leader, we would love to hear from you.
Express your interest →We are working with a small number of aligned partners for the June event. If this feels aligned with what you do, we would love to hear from you.
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Didi Aurelia is an educator, founder and author with a background in psychology, finance and education. After more than a decade in senior corporate finance across Europe, she left to found My Montessori School in London and write 100 Days to a More Aware You. She has spent years working with children, parents and educators on the questions that sit at the heart of how humans learn and grow. She is now building Aurelia Collective — a platform for curated gatherings around the ideas that matter most.
This is a curated gathering. Registering your interest does not guarantee a place — but it means we know you want to be in the room. We'll be in touch personally.
Request your invitation →25 June 2026 · Soho House, White City · Curated
2 Television Centre, 101 Wood Ln, London W12 7FR
