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Inside The Kernel’s weekly check-in. Learn about the things that happened in February and what's to come in the month of March.

The month of March is here and we are ready to celebrate it!

Here at Galileo we like to keep things marching along, so without further ado, here are our mentors for the month of March.

It’s the year 2021, you are sitting at home doing some office work and in order to drown out the reminder of dirty dishes, you play your favorite podcast. Am I right?

One of the most phenomenal things about building a global school is the incredible global team that comes to us from all corners of the globe. While this might sound logistically confusing, Galileo always finds a way to make time zones disappear - with a lot of fun, of course!

What does it mean to think creatively?

We know you sometimes plan for the week ahead, but how does one really prepare a child for the future?

At Galileo we welcome all languages, especially the ones we use to code ;)

We do not force our students to attend any classes or boring lectures like traditional schools, but they have the freedom to choose and get inspired by a variety of avant-garde learning experiences.

When this question is asked we often see people withdraw themselves from the conversation or predict how global warming will change the way we live.

When this question is asked we often see people withdraw themselves from the conversation or predict how global warming will change the way we live.

When this question is asked we often see people withdraw themselves from the conversation or predict how global warming will change the way we live.

When this question is asked we often see people withdraw themselves from the conversation or predict how global warming will change the way we live.

At Galileo, we believe our kids should be exposed to what we consider the fundamental skills for the future. But, because everything we do is only inspirational and not mandatory we need to find the most passionate teachers to inspire our students to teach them new skills.

So how do you want to prepare your kids for whatever lies ahead? How do you think the world will look 15 years from now?