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New Film Competition judge announced
We are delighted to announce that the second of our Childnet Film Competition judges is Joanna van der Meer, a Film Tutor and…
Parental controls on the Nintendo Switch
We look at the Nintendo Switch console to help parents ensure that their children are using the device safely and…
Childnet Digital Leaders have their say about Government Internet Safety Strategy
65 young people aged 11-18 years have taken part in a consultation to share their views about the Government’s upcoming Internet…
The Safer Internet Day Youth Events page is now live
Our new Safer Internet Day Youth Events Page explores the highlights from the Safer Internet Day events in London, Scotland, Wales and…
BFFC Chief Executive announced as Film Competition judge
We are delighted to announce the first of our judges for the 2017 Childnet Film Competition, David Austin, Chief Executive…
The UKCCIS Evidence Group publish two new research highlights
Two new Research Highlights have been published by the Evidence Group of the UK Council for Child Internet Safety.
Safer Internet Day 2017 Youth Events
Youth events took place right across the UK for Safer Internet Day enabling young people to have their say and…
UK now hosts less than 0.1% of child sexual abuse material
Susie Hargreaves OBE, CEO of the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), discusses the IWF’s latest data on the identification, distribution and removal of…
Be kind online this National Kindness Day!
Today, the Diana Award are calling on young people, schools and wider to get involved in Kindness Day 2017!
Get involved in Kindness Day 2017
On Friday 31st March, the Diana Award are calling on young people, schools and wider to get involved in Kindness Day 2017!
Is Virtual Reality the next big mainstream technology
To address the shortfalls with 3D’s, Virtual Reality is being billed as the next big thing being, but what are the issues…
Young people continue to shape the PSHE Toolkit
We are excited to announce that we are now in the initial phase of extending the Crossing the Line PSHE Toolkit!