The prizes for the Film Competition have arrived! The prizes will be given at the finalists’ event at the BFI in London on the 3rd of July and will be awarded for the first, second and third placed entries in both categories. This means any team who is shortlisted will be winning a prize!

n this blog we look at some key resources that can help foster positive mental health among young people, including those specifically looking at body image.

Entries for the Childnet Film Competition close on Monday 10th June, so with less than one month left to enter we look at some of the key things to know, including a sneak peek at this year’s judging panel!

The Childnet Film Competition is a great opportunity for young people to get creative and share online safety messages in video form.

In this blog we look at what parental controls are available on Netflix and how you can work with your family to implement the tools that work for you.

Throughout January to March this year, Childnet conducted its annual survey to gain feedback on the Digital Leaders Programme.

Kate Edwards, a former teacher and current Education and Safeguarding Manager at Childnet, looks at our brand new resource for 11-14s, targeting online pornography, healthy relationships and body image online.

Children’s charity Childnet launch new resources to address online pornography, healthy relationships and body image online.

In this blog we are giving guidance to parents and carers about Apex Legends looking at what the game is and some of the key things to be aware of.

New educational resources looking at pornography online launching soon