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Group Chats
A collection of activities to use with children aged 9-13, to explore safe and responsible use of group chats.
Cheat Sheet: Group Chats
A leaflet for parents and carers about group chats, including insights and experiences direct from young people.
Starting conversations about life online for Black History Month
A resource for educators to start discussions about life online for Black people.
What can you expect from a Childnet education visit?
In this blog, we hear from Amy, Childnet’s Education Manager about what you can expect from a Childnet Education visit.
Youth Voice in Online Safety Toolkit
Resources for use with 3-18 year olds. Help start conversations about different online safety issues, amplify youth voice and encourage young people to share their online experiences.
Reliability Online
An interactive resource co-produced with our Youth Advisory Board to help young people aged 13-16 decide what they can trust when they are online
Sextortion
Sextortion is when someone threatens to share nude images or videos of, or sexual information about, someone online.
The Unexpected Benefits of Running Digital Leaders in Your Youth Setting
At Childnet, we’ve seen the transformative power of our Digital Leaders Programme. But beyond the obvious benefits of enhancing online safety skills and empowering youth voices, we’ve observed some unexpected advantages that we would like to share with you. One of the most significant benefits is the fostering of an environment of mutual respect and […]
Celebrating World Book Day 2024 with Childnet
At Childnet we have a range of brilliant stories that you can share as a family or within your education setting. All of our books are free to download on our website, and are designed to suit different ages and reading abilities.
Championing youth voice this LGBT+ History Month
To celebrate LGBT+ History Month, Childnet have created a poster for you to download and print for free. The poster is designed to be displayed in the classroom or at home, and can be a great starting point for discussions about the experiences of LGBT+ young people online.