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24 May 2018
The Professionals Online Safety Helpline give advice for schools, in this blog they look at what to do about fake accounts on social media.
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Posted on
23 May 2018
With just over 2 weeks left to enter the Childnet Film Competition we look at some of the key things to know before you send in your entry!
Film Competition
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Posted on
18 May 2018
Our blog looks at the The Department for Education's advice on Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment between Children in Schools and Colleges and puts it in context with findings from Childnet’s Project deSHAME.
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17 May 2018
We’re delighted to welcome Danielle as the newest member of the Childnet team! We caught up with her to find out a bit more her new role as Project Manager here at Childnet.
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15 May 2018
The release of the Internet Watch Foundation’s new online live-streaming research, titled Trends in Online Child Sexual Exploitation: Examining the Distribution of Captures of Live-streamed Child Sexual Abuse may have concerned some parents.
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11 May 2018
The Childnet Film Competition is a great opportunity for young people to get creative and share online safety messages in video form. We have some great prizes up for grabs again this year which can be won for the entrant’s school or youth club.
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09 May 2018
In this blog we explore the safety feature ‘Restricted Mode’ on YouTube; looking at how it works and some things to be aware of when using it.
YouTube
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08 May 2018
This blog looks at what GDPR means and what is needed in order to be compliant with this new law
GDPR
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04 May 2018
This is Lisa’s first year of being a Childnet Film Competition Judge, find out more about her role at BAFTA and why she’s looking forward to judging the Childnet Film Competition.
Film Competition
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03 May 2018
The Childnet website now includes three new Hot Topics on the subject of Critical Thinking, these Hot Topics contain advice for Young People, Teachers and Professionals, and Parents and Carers.
Hot Topic
Critical Thinking
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