All classes are taught by 17-year-old Bianca "BiaSciLab" Lewis, a passionate cybersecurity enthusiast and role model, creating a relatable and inspiring learning environment.
Spawn Camp offers a hands-on cybersecurity and ethical hacking day camp experience for youth. Participants engage in a variety of activities designed to introduce them to the world of digital security. These include learning about online safety, exploring different career paths within cybersecurity, and understanding how ciphers work. The camp also provides practical skills development through activities like soldering and hardware hacking, where students learn about different hardware components and how they function. A significant component of the camp is the Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge, which allows participants to apply their problem-solving and hacking skills in a legal and collaborative environment. The curriculum is designed to be accessible for beginners while also offering more advanced topics for high schoolers interested in a cybersecurity career.
A typical day features a dynamic lineup of classes such as "Staying Safe Online & Exploring Cybersecurity Careers," "Be a Cipher Decipher," "Introduction to Soldering & Hardware Hacking," and "Introduction to the Terminal & Capture The Flag Challenge."
The camp is ideal for any kid aged 8-18 who is curious about technology, loves solving puzzles, and wants to make friends while learning about cybersecurity and ethical hacking in a safe and inclusive environment.
Building 92, 15010 NE 36th St, Redmond, WA 98052
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