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Hannah Broadbent

16 August 2017 Hannah Broadbent

Guardian Saints announce winner of their Safer Internet Day Competition

Skye, one of Family Fostercare West Midlands’ foster children, won the competition by creating the idea for an app to…

13 July 2017 Hannah Broadbent

New Online Safety Guides for professionals working with children

New tailored online safety guides for professionals working with children, including social workers, healthcare professionals, residential care settings and governors/trustees.

22 May 2017 Hannah Broadbent

Reporting concerns to Facebook

Our advice for anyone concerned about how to report content on Facebook and where to go for other advice and support.

11 May 2017 Hannah Broadbent

From sexting to school improvement: new research

The Evidence Group of the UK Council for Child Internet Safety has today published two new Research Highlights, adding to…

4 May 2017 Hannah Broadbent

Become a Childnet Youth Ambassador

Childnet, a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre, has an exciting opportunity for young people to become Youth Ambassadors. 

29 March 2017 Hannah Broadbent

Get involved in Kindness Day 2017

On Friday 31st March, the Diana Award are calling on young people, schools and wider to get involved in Kindness Day 2017!

1 March 2017 Hannah Broadbent

SRE to be statutory in all schools

Relationships education to be statutory in all schools from September 2019 – with plans to also make PSHE statutory following…

1 March 2017 Hannah Broadbent

Government launches major new drive on internet safety

Ministers have begun work on a new Internet Safety Strategy aimed at making Britain the safest country in the world…

7 February 2017 Hannah Broadbent

Safer Internet Day 2017 Press Release

Safer Internet Day 2017 showcases the power of image in today’s digital youth culture. Research by UK Safer Internet Centre…

5 February 2017 Hannah Broadbent

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Young people explore the brief ‘Be the Change’ to educate others using the power of emojis. 

5 February 2017 Hannah Broadbent

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Young people explore the brief ‘Be the Change’ to educate others using the power of emojis.