Childnet
Childnet International is a UK-based charity working in partnership with various user groups and stakeholders, including children, parents and carers, child welfare services, police, government and policy makers to help make the internet a safe place for children.
Childnet works actively in the area of education and awareness by providing quality advice to children, young people, parents, teachers and caregivers, to enable children to use the technology safely and responsibly.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Sharon McQuarrie
- Contact Position
- Office Manager
- Telephone
- 020 7639 6967 020 7639 6967
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info@childnet.com
- Website
- Childnet
- Scan to visit this website
- Notes
Childnet Education Team deliver schools and workplaces interactive, discussion-based online safety sessions. Please send us an enquiry by using the Childnet visit enquiry form on our website.
Where to go
- Name
- Studio 14
- Address
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Brockley Cross Business Centre
London
- Postcode
-
SE4 2PDView SE4 2PD on a map
- Notes
Childnet's registered office, is Studio 14 Brockley Cross Business Centre, LONDON SE4 2PD. Visitors by appointment.
Costs
- Associated Cost
- Yes
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Table of Costs Description Cost type Unit price Cost unit Per session £350 + VAT Per day £800 + VAT (4 x session)
Availability
- Referral not required
- Referral Details
No referral required. Feel free to contact us by telephone to discuss or use our Childnet visit enquiry form on our website.
- Other notes
- School online safety sessions for pupils of all ages, parents, carers and staff members. There is a cost for this service. Childnet visit enquiry form
- National Film Competition held annually invites young people aged 7 – 18 to create a new film about internet safety. This competition is free to enter, finalists receive prizes of film making equipment for their school.
- Online safety resources, activities, games, films and advice for parents, young people and teachers and professionals at www.childnet.com. All Childnet resources are free to download.
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Checklist
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Some of the organisations on the website are not required to be registered with regulatory bodies. Therefore it is important that you make sure that the service is safe and entirely suitable for your needs especially if it is related to children or vulnerable persons. Below are some of the things you need to look out for.
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- Check that the service has child protection procedures in place if they are directly involved with children.
- Check that the staff are qualified and trained in the specific area.
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