During lockdown over 130 young people across the UK got creative and made short films to inspire their peers to make the most of the internet and be safe online.

As schools remain closed, we know that many families are looking for projects they can do that are fun, educational and that children can do independently. To help with this we have redesigned the Childnet Film Competition for 2020.

The prizes for the Film Competition have arrived! The prizes will be given at the finalists’ event at the BFI in London on the 3rd of July and will be awarded for the first, second and third placed entries in both categories. This means any team who is shortlisted will be winning a...

The 10th annual Childnet Film Competition is now open for entries! Primary and secondary school children are invited to enter their own online safety film.

Will Gardner, CEO of Childnet and a Director of the UK Safer Internet Centre, looks at the success of the Childnet Film Competition Finalists’ Event.

Childnet call on young people to ‘Connect with respect’ and enter their Film Competition

We found out about Catherine McAllister's role at the BBC and what her top tips for making a winning entry are.

We are delighted to announce the first of our judges for the 2017 Childnet Film Competition, David Austin, Chief Executive of the BBFC.

Childnet have launched the eighth Childnet Film Competition to encourage young people to educate their peers about staying safe online.

Young people were asked to share their film-making processes and discuss the challenges they faced along the way.