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Film Competition 2021 hints and advice from BBC’s Catherine McAllister
How watching other films and recreating your favourite movie scenes can help to inspire your Film Competition entries
Young people are ‘making a positive change’ with Safer Internet Day
Childnet Digital Champion Aimee discussed online safety with the media as part of Safer Internet Day 2021
‘Challenge, surprise and be authentic’ with your Film Competition 2021 entries
BAFTA's Lisa Prime says Film Competition is a great opportunity for young people to swap ideas and create something special with friends and classmates
Twitch - a guide for parents and carers
Twitch is a streaming service which is extremely popular among young people. In this blog we look at what Twitch is and explore some key things for parents and carers to be aware of.
Sexual harassment, both online and offline, is never ‘just a joke’
As an organisation our mission is to make the internet a safe and great place for children to be. This week ‘Everyone’s Invited’, a campaign to eradicate rape culture, has seen young people sharing testimonies, their experiences of sexual harassment and violence both online and offline, shining a light on these behaviours in schools.
Top tips for Film Competition 2021 from BBFC chief executive David Austin
Childnet Film Competition judge David Austin is 'looking forward to seeing all the brilliant entries' from schools and youth groups this year.
A parents and carers guide to online entertainment and socialising during COVID-19
In this blog we will share some of the ways in which young people’s experiences online have changed during the pandemic and highlight some of the opportunities that online entertainment and socialising can provide.
Talk it over – new resource to support discussions around online hate
Childnet have launched ‘Talk it over’, a new research-led resource designed to support educators in facilitating empathetic, honest, and evidence-based conversations on online hate and how to tackle it with secondary aged pupils.
A parents and carers guide to misinformation and fake news during COVID-19
In this blog we will share some of the ways in which young people’s experiences online have changed during the pandemic and what parents and carers can do to support them if they see misinformation and fake news online.
Thrive Online: a project to support and empower young people with SEND in their online lives and relationships.
Childnet are happy to announce that we are in the early stages of a two-year project, supported by Google.org. Thrive Online is designed to support young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in managing and making the most of their online lives and relationships.
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