Live Events
Cyber Skills Live is best enjoyed with others. Bring your class along to one of our events, and participate with hundreds of other pupils from across the world.
Join the worlds biggest bank heist, add a data selfie to our gallery, compare the solar energy potential at your school with others, or race to defend a network.

Coming up
No previous knowledge required, our lessons are suitable for all learners.
All of our online lessons are streamed on YouTube, and last for 50 minutes.
Registration required.
UK timezone.

Plug in the Numbers with data
Tuesday 17th November 2pm
Join our live lesson with your class to fight climate change.
Your class will join our data science team as we help explore how data can help fight climate change. You’ll create a proposal for a renewable energy system for YOUR school.
During the lesson you’ll need to work with energy usage data, geolocation data, satellite imagery, and earth observation data collected by NASA. Your goal is to find out how much electricity could be generated using a solar panel on your school roof.
Register for free

Code your own tartan
Dates TBC
Can you use computer code to craft a new tartan design that tells your unique story?
Join our interactive online event where you’ll learn about the history of tartan, hear from the people who make it today, and get hands on with creative coding tools.
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Want your own live lesson?
Did you know we also run private Cyber and Data Skills Live lessons for schools and groups? You class could Steal A Pizza, Rob a Bank, or Defend Rhinos. Just pick an activity!
Private sessions can be run either in person, or remotely via YouTube/Teams/Zoom, allowing students to connect with us remotely with their classmates to complete the activities.