Schools across Europe are being invited to take part in a competition aimed at tackling the issue of online hate speech.

The NSPCC and LGfL Digisafe have released the first Snapshot from a survey of almost 40,000 7-16 year-olds, exploring their experiences online. This snapshot looks at children sending and receiving sexual messages.

To coincide with the start of the new school year Childnet, a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre, have launched a new Digital Leaders website, https://digital-leaders.childnet.com.

As the new academic year starts, we look at some of the free resources available to help you to get back to school ready!

In this blog, Kat Tremlett – Professionals Online Safety Helpline Practitioner, looks at some of the key questions posed by teachers about how to manage the growing role of social media.

Some teachers may be concerned that their school might not have the right technology to be able to run the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme. Danielle Antha, Project Manager for the programme, explains how easy it is to get involved.

In this blog we look at some online safety films which may be useful for you to watch with your children, to engage them in various aspects of online safety education.

Safer Internet Day (SID)2019 which will take place on Tuesday 5th February 2019, with the global theme of ‘Together for a better internet’.

Whilst young people are leading the way in the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme, this blog looks at the important role that teachers play too.

We are looking to appoint a full-time School Relations and Administration Assistant to support the day-to-day running of Childnet’s educational projects as well as provide broader financial administrative support to Childnet’s Business Manager.