The Childnet Film Competition judging panel are set to look through dozens of short films and storyboard entries ahead of the competition's online results event on July 1st.

In this blog we will take a closer look at the ratings in games, give you practical ways to respond to your child and signpost places to find alternative games that are more appropriate.

Primary schools, secondary schools and youth groups across the UK have until Tuesday 1st June to create and submit their Childnet Film Competition 2021 entries.

Young people are growing up in a world where technology has always been present for them and this can have both a positive and negative impact on their lives.

Schools and youth groups across the UK have been busy getting creative and having fun with their films and storyboards ahead of the Childnet Film Competition entry deadline on Tuesday 1st June.

Disney's Vice President of Global Public Policy Jim Filippatos is part of the Childnet Film Competition 2021 judging panel - and believes that a compelling story allows audiences to connect with a film.

Speaking at the state opening of Parliament, the Queen said the UK will lead the way in making sure the internet is safe for all, especially children.

Keith Chirozva's 2015 Childnet Film Competition success helped him secure a university place and unlock his considerable creative talents - could it change your life too?

Is your primary or secondary school, or youth group, entering Childnet Film Competition ahead of the June 1st closing date?

Head of Education at the British Film Institute, Mark Reid, provides his filmmaking advice to young people, schools and youth groups ahead of Film Competition 2021.