This is Joanna’s 7th year of judging the Childnet Film Competition, find out more about her role at the BFI and thoughts on judging the Childnet Film Competition.

Phoebe, an Education Officer at Childnet, looks at the ways you can start a conversation about online safety with your family.

The UK Safer Internet Centre has responded to The Science and Technology Committee’s inquiry into the impact of social media and screen-use on young people's health.

Childnet have published a new presentation to be led by school staff to advise parents and carers about online safety.

This is the 9th time that David Austin is returning to judge the Childnet Film Competition, find out more about his role at the BBFC and thoughts on judging the Film Competition.

Educators can now access the updated version of our educational resource looking at issues around sexting.

The Safer Internet Day 2018 Impact Report has been published by the UK Safer Internet Centre.

Childnet Digital Leaders from Sarah Bonnell School in London educate their peers using outstanding alternative education strategies and demonstrate how the Digital Leaders Programme can transform online safety provision in schools.

This week NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union published research into pupil wellbeing, mental health and experiences of sexual harassment.

As part of our work in the UK Safer Internet Centre, we recently launched the Childnet Film Competition 2018.