As new research shows parents are struggling to control their children's screen use, we share our family agreement to help parents set clear expectations for positive and safe internet use.

Some of Childnet's highlights from 2015, including Safer Internet Day, Childnet Film Competition and the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme.

The UK Safer Internet Centre is delighted to announce the launch of the Safer Internet Day Education Packs for primary age children (3-11 years), secondary age children (11-19 years) and parents and carers.

According to figures published this week by the Health and Social Care Information Centre, around twice as many girls (19 per cent) than boys (10 per cent) reported being a victim of cyberbullying in 2014.

Help your children avoid accidentally spending money on in-app purchases this Christmas with our advice for buying new devices

Partners in the UK Safer Internet Centre, the SWGfL, share the results of the 360 Degree Safe UK Schools Online Safety Policy and Practice Assessment 2015

Not everyone online has good intentions.  Here's our advice to help young people if someone online makes them feel uncomfortable or asks them to do things that they do not wish to do online.

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.