As a member of the Home Office Task Force on Child protection on the Internet, Childnet has contributed to a major Home Office education and awareness campaign promoting internet safety. The campaign includes high profile advertisements in the national press and a new dedicated website www.internetsafetyzone.com. The Sun newspaper carried a 4 page supplement which included Bill Gates referring to Childnet’s schools outreach campaign “Getting to Know IT All” and encouraging parents to do more to keep their children safe on the Internet.
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Less than a month left to enter the Childnet Film Competition 2025
The countdown is on until the 2nd June! With only one month left until the Childnet Film Competition closes for entries, it’s time to get your camera rolling and your creativity flowing. There’s still time for your students aged 7-18 to enter a short film into the competition. The theme for this year’s competition is: “It’s not your fault.” […]
Talking about misogyny and other themes raised in Netflix’s Adolescence
Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ has become a very popular limited series, being watched by over 30 million people across the globe. Although it is important to note that Adolescence is fictional series, it has created a lot of discussion amongst the public and has been a key focus of questions from parents, carers and young people in many of our recent school sessions.
Fivium raise an amazing £12,000 in support of Childnet
The team at Fivium have cycled, run and walked an amazing 4424 miles on a virtual route around France, in order to raise money for Childnet.