I was honoured to co-organise and co-lead activities for Lancaster University's participation in Cyber Education Week 2025, as well as contribute to the planning of the event.

Part of the 2025 Lancashire Cyber Festival and organised by the Lancashire Cyber Partnership, Cyber Education Week saw over 12,000 children and young people—from primary school students to university undergraduates—exploring study pathways and discovering future job opportunities in the county’s growing cyber sector.

Lancaster University welcomed more than 50 students for a day filled with engaging and interactive cyber activities. Emphasising teamwork and hands-on learning, the day included an escape room experience, where participants applied cyber skills to solve phishing email puzzles, word searches, encryption, and Morse code challenges. Students also took part in a cyber entrepreneurship game designed to foster problem-solving, innovation, and entrepreneurship skills while showcasing the diverse range of roles within the cyber sector.