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Becca Cawthorne
A reintroduction to the IWF – looking at the important work they do
The IWF (Internet Watch Foundation), which makes up one third of the UK Safer Internet Centre, is a leading organisation…
“But everyone else is playing it!” – How do I decide if a game is right for my child?
Childnet, a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre, give advice for parents and carers, looking at the ways in which you…
Meet the Childnet Film Competition Finalists 2018
We are delighted to announce the 6 schools who have been shortlisted as finalists and who will see their films…
Online challenges and peer pressure
Advice for parents and carers to help start a conversation with young people about the risks associated with online challenges.
IWF’s Deputy CEO Fred Langford becomes President of INHOPE
The Internet Watch Foundation’s Deputy CEO Fred Langford has become the next President of INHOPE
Stand up to bullying day – Free resources for teachers
Today The Diana Award are inviting schools, organisations and individuals to get involved in Stand Up to Bullying Day
Sharenting: how am I adding to my child’s digital footprint?
Advice for parents and carers, looking at the type of information you might put online about your child, how this…
What happens if I unfollow someone on Instagram?
Childnet, a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre, explore what happens if you unfollow someone on Instagram; and what you can…
Schools, Fake Accounts and RIPAs – advice from the POSH Helpline
In this blog The Professionals Online Safety Helpline look at what to do about fake accounts on social media.
Staying safe online whilst livestreaming – advice for parents and carers
UK Safer Internet Centre Director Will Gardner looks at the IWF’s latest livestreaming research and gives advice to parents and carers.
A parent’s guide to YouTube Restricted Mode
In this blog we explore the safety feature ‘Restricted Mode’ on YouTube; looking at how it works and some things…
Having an open and honest conversation about online safety – 5 questions for parents
In this blog from Childnet, a Partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre, Education Officer Phoebe looks at the ways you can start a…