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25 February 2020
Our new hot topic is designed for parents and carers of young people with Special Educational Needs or Disabilities (SEND).
SEND
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Posted on
13 September 2019
Childnet has a limited-time offer when schools enrol on the Digital Leaders Programme together with booking an Education Visit.
Digital Leaders
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Posted on
03 September 2019
The Digital Leaders team have developed a guest login feature to give interested schools and organisations an opportunity to experience a taster of the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme.
Digital Leaders
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Posted on
30 August 2019
As the start of term grows ever closer, we look at some of the free resources available to help you to get back to school ready!
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Posted on
29 July 2019
As a parent or carer, trying to understand your child’s online life can sometimes feel daunting. That is why our team of educational experts have created these hot topics with advice on how to handle some of the biggest issues young people face online.
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Posted on
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
21 March 2019
Will Gardner, CEO of Childnet, looks at the ways in which educators can harness the power of young people in online safety education.
Film Competition
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Posted on
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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Posted on
18 April 2018
Phoebe, an Education Officer at Childnet, looks at the ways you can start a conversation about online safety with your family.
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13 April 2018
Childnet have published a new presentation to be led by school staff to advise parents and carers about online safety.
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