Advice on Safe Remote Learning amidst Coronavirus
Considering how we can use connectivity and devices to sustain education in these unusual days.
Opportunity for Primary educators to develop the new Internet Matters app
Internet Matters offer a free tablet app for parents to help have these discussions and are now looking to develop…
‘Film is a powerful way of educating others and yourself’ Why you should enter the Childnet Film Competition 2019
Want to know what it’s like to enter (and win) the Childnet Film Competition? We spoke to Jude, who won the…
An inspirational Safer Internet Day reaches millions across the UK
An inspirational Safer Internet Day reaches millions across the UK!
Staying Safe on PS4 – Advice for Parents and Carers
Gaming can play a huge part in young people’s identity and it’s important that we find ways to protect and…
5 things teens want parents to know
What do parents and carers need to know about young people’s digital lives? The Childnet Digital Leaders shared their views.
PlayStation 5 – Parental Controls and Security Settings
This blog looks at some of the features that are available for PlayStation 5 including parental controls and certain restrictions…
Helping schools fulfil filtering and monitoring requirements
David Wright, Director of the UK Safer Internet Centre, discusses how we’re helping schools fulfil their safeguarding duties by ensuring appropriate levels of monitoring…
Cameras On or Off? – Important Questions Answered by the POSH helpline.
The POSH helpline discuss educator’s key considerations around keeping cameras on or off during remote learning. Find out some key…
It has given me the confidence that I can make a difference' – Looking at the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme
Throughout January to March this year, Childnet conducted its annual survey to gain feedback on the Digital Leaders Programme.
Online hate 'as serious as face-to-face'
Today the Crown Prosecution Service pledges to treat online hate crimes as seriously as those committed face to face.