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31 May 2019
In this blog we look at the things that parents and carers can do to support a young person who has experienced cyberbullying.
Cyberbullying
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Posted on
24 May 2019
Young people in the UK, Hungary and Denmark have come together to tackle online sexual harassment and what they need from adults to help them to put an end to it.
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07 May 2019
In this blog we look at what parental controls are available on Netflix and how you can work with your family to implement the tools that work for you.
Netflix
Parental Controls
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Posted on
25 April 2019
In this blog we are giving guidance to parents and carers about Apex Legends looking at what the game is and some of the key things to be aware of.
Apex Legends
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Posted on
17 April 2019
New educational resources looking at pornography online launching soon
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15 April 2019
Safer Internet Day 2019 centred around the theme of consent online, so we asked the Youth Advisory Board for their experiences of online consent, and why they thought education around this was important.
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09 April 2019
With over 2,100 organisations across the UK coming together and planning activities to celebrate the day and thousands supporting the #SaferInternetDay social media campaign, this year Safer Internet Day was bigger than ever!
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26 March 2019
Childnet’s Education and Youth Engagement Manager Ellie Proffitt discusses how you can use Childnet’s latest resource to raise awareness of online sexual harassment amongst young people and help to increase reporting.
online sexual harassment
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19 March 2019
From bloggers and ‘Instagram stars’ to celebrities, there are a lot of people on Instagram sharing sponsored posts or product endorsements. In this blog we share our top tips for being a critical thinker when it comes to advertising on Instagram.
Instagram
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20 February 2019
The Childnet website has a new exciting addition for children aged 8-11 years old. This blog will look at how parents and carers can use the new information specifically developed for children aged 8-11 years old to support their family.
New Primary Pages – Guidance for parents and carers
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