Keith Chirozva's 2015 Childnet Film Competition success helped him secure a university place and unlock his considerable creative talents - could it change your life too?

Is your primary or secondary school, or youth group, entering Childnet Film Competition ahead of the June 1st closing date?

Head of Education at the British Film Institute, Mark Reid, provides his filmmaking advice to young people, schools and youth groups ahead of Film Competition 2021.

Thanks to everyone who made a pledge for Safer Internet Day we are pleased to announce we are now the current record holders for ‘Most pledges received for an internet safety campaign in 24 hours' with a total of 16,372 pledges.

Launched today (22nd April), our impact report looks at the reach of Safer Internet Day 2021 and the positive impact that it had on children, young people, parents, carers, and teachers.

More top tips from the Childnet Film Competition 2021 judges as Stan McCoy of the Motion Picture Association gives his advice to budding filmmakers.

Childnet’s Thrive Online project aims to empower young people with Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) to build happy and healthy online relationships.

Disney+ has broadened their content to include more adult themed media under the banner of Disney+ Star. This new feature includes more films, TV series and documentaries aimed at more mature audiences. To work alongside these new titles the platform has enabled some privacy features which parents and carers can use to restrict certain content for younger members of the family.

How watching other films and recreating your favourite movie scenes can help to inspire your Film Competition entries

Childnet Digital Champion Aimee discussed online safety with the media as part of Safer Internet Day 2021