Childnet Film Competition judge David Austin is 'looking forward to seeing all the brilliant entries' from schools and youth groups this year.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Research shows that young people are more likely to block someone behaving inappropriately than report them.

Instagram have released their latest safety and privacy features on the app. These features are designed to improve the experience and safety of young people using Instagram. This blog takes a closer look at some of these new features.

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 with their digital wellbeing.

It’s World Book Day 2021 and at Childnet we have some fantastic, recommended reading for primary-aged children.

Exploring how young people have said their experiences online have changed during the pandemic, and give advice for how  teachers and professionals can support them.