The Q&A was an opportunity for the UK Safer Internet Centre to share some of the amazing ideas from the schools that have registered as Safer Internet Day supporters and for schools to ask questions and share with each other what they have planned.

Ever wondered if all apps are ok to download or what in-app purchasing is?  Read our top tips and advice.

Ofcom’s latest report, Children and Parents: Media Use and Attitudes Report, has revealed that the number of children believing everything they read on Google and social media sites has doubled.

7 top tips to help young people deal with cyberbullying.

Childnet events in Manchester and London during March will give schools practical strategies for preventing and responding to cyberbullying.

To help schools plan their Safer Internet Day activities, the UK Safer Internet Centre is running two Safer Internet Day Twitter Q&As!

To help schools educate young people about cyberbullying this Anti-Bullying Week we've put together a list of resources.

Next week is Anti-Bullying Week (16 - 20 November), coordinated by the Anti-Bullying Alliance.  The theme is ‘Make a noise about bullying’ and there are lots of ways that you can get involved.

Filming has started for our new educational multimedia resources for secondary schools funded by the Government Equalities Office and focusing on issues such as cyberbullying and peer pressure

Childnet Chair, Tink Palmer, reflects on her time as a Childnet board member sharing some of her highlights from the last 9 years.