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Childnet Film Competition – What happens next?
Thank you to everyone who entered the 2017 Childnet Film Competition! The judges now have the very difficult task of deciding on this year’s…
Roblox – a guide for parents
Our Education Officer Tom offers some top tips for parents to help young people stay safe on Roblox.
Less than a week left to enter the Childnet Film Competition!
With less than one week to go until entries for the Childnet Film Competition close we look at what you need to do to submit…
IWF CEO nominated for top award
Susie Hargreaves OBE, Internet Watch Foundation’s (IWF) CEO, partners in the UK Safer Internet Centre, is nominated as Executive of…
New Research Highlight: a summary of young people's relationship with technology
The UKCCIS Evidence Group has published its latest Research Highlight
Fake News: 4 quick checks
Tips for young people about identifying fact from fiction
Fake news and critical thinking
Last week’s discussions with Safer Internet Centres from across Europe about fake news and media literacy education.
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…
Reporting concerns to Facebook
Our advice for anyone concerned about how to report content on Facebook and where to go for other advice and support.
WannaCry ransomware – the importance of data security
Andrew Williams, Online Safety Consultant and resident data protection expert offers a guide on ransomware and how SWGfL’s 360 Data can help protect…
Latest Childnet Film Competition news
With less than a month to go until entries for the Childnet Film Competition close, we look at some of the fantastic prizes…
Advice for Foster Carers this Foster Care fortnight
Foster Care fortnight is from Monday 8th to Sunday 21st May, we look at some FAQ’s and resources for Foster…