Schools are invited to register now to join our innovative peer-to-peer education programme – now open to all UK primary and secondary schools.

The story of Smartie the penguin has long been a popular way of educating young children about how to stay safe online and reinforce the message for children to tell an adult if anything worries them online.

Ahead of the next academic year, we share the impact of our staff training sessions.

As the summer holiday draws to an end, why not harness children’s passion for technology to do something fun and creative with your family?

Stuck for ideas whilst planning your school’s e-safety activity? Our new e-safety calendar could help you out.

We’re delighted that a team from Ernst and Young and the Home Office are taking on the Tough Mudder Challenge in support of Childnet. We caught up with Fraser Nicol from EY who shared why they’re facing the mud and ice to support Childnet’s work.

An exciting opportunity to join our small, dynamic charity as Communications Officer and play a key role in the delivery of the award-winning Safer Internet Day campaign that reached 40% of UK children in 2016.

A survey of parents launched today by the NSPCC finds that just 2 in 5 parents have spoken to their child about sexting.

Childnet welcomes Paola Morotti, our Despatch and Administrative Assistant. Have a read about what she'll be doing in her new role and what she's most looking forward to.

Following a successful pilot the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme will be open to primary schools from November 2016.