Educational and research-design partner delivering consortium activity
Childnet
Childnet is UK company 03958416 and charity 1080173, a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre alongside SWGfL and the Internet Watch Foundation. Its work in the retained record includes educational resources, Safer Internet Day activity and leading the design of associated research with Nominet input.
Resources, reported outputs and internal approvals
Its 2024/25 restricted Nominet UKSIC 9 fund records GBP437,106 income, GBP546,529 expenditure and GBP109,423 transferred in, with no opening or closing balance; the full income composition is not established as Nominet's grant alone. The trustees report more than 1,700 supporting organisations, almost 160,000 resource downloads and over 86,000 quiz uses around Safer Internet Day 2025, crediting several funders. Formal partnerships require trustee approval before signature, while daily authority sits with management under the budget. These are reported outputs and controls, not independently audited impact.
reported income and expenditure in its Nominet UKSIC 9 restricted fund
Recipient accounting period; underlying income composition and cash dates not obtained.
The row records GBP 437,106 income, GBP 546,529 expenditure and GBP 109,423 transferred into the fund, with zero opening/closing balances. Trustees describe the UKSIC role as part-funded by Nominet; the inspected passages do not establish that the row’s entire income is the Nominet grant. Grants use receivable/accrual recognition. Other restricted charitable income and the separate Enhance fund cannot be used to solve the comparison without allocation records. Financial details: value: 437,106; currency: GBP; kind: Childnet Nominet UKSIC9 fund income; complete composition unestablished; period: Year ended 31 March 2025
Childnet → Safer Internet Day 2026 commissioned study
was identified as the lead for study design
School focus groups reported May–June 2025 and youth consultations November–December 2025; precise days not obtained.
The method block assigns design lead to Childnet with Nominet input; Childnet also ran youth-group consultations and school focus groups. This supports stated roles, not an independent validity audit or a determination of final approval rights.
Childnet → UKSIC formal partnership agreement — text unacquired
reported a formal partnership and a trustee pre-signature approval route
FY 2025 trustees report approved 17 December 2025; actual agreement and approval dates not obtained.
Childnet says it has a formal UKSIC agreement with SWGfL and IWF and that trustees review/approve formal partnerships and major contracts before signature. CEO/Business Manager exercise daily authority under plan/budget, with payments above GBP 3,000 additionally authorized by the Chair. These are reported internal controls, not a signed agreement, observed approval minute or Nominet reserved right.
reported activity delivered with support from Nominet and other funders
Safer Internet Day event date; aggregate activity-count periods are not independently reconstructed.
The trustees narrative reports more than 1,700 registered supporting organizations, almost 160,000 resource downloads and over 86,000 quiz uses. It credits Nominet alongside other funders. These are recipient-reported outputs, not independently audited impact, accepted grant deliverables or exclusively Nominet-caused results; mixed-year survey percentages are not imported.
A disclosed agreement and an accountable internal route
Childnet's trustees' report gives a concrete next instrument. PDF 12/printed 10 says it has a formal partnership agreement with SWGfL and IWF for UKSIC projects now part-funded by Nominet. The same page says trustees review and approve formal partnerships and major contractual relationships before signature. Day-to-day authority sits with the CEO and Business Manager under the annual business plan and budget, with payments above £3,000 additionally authorized by the Chair. These are reported internal controls and an agreement-existence disclosure, not the agreement's text, an observed approval minute or a Nominet reserved right.
Childnet reports Safer Internet Day on 11 February 2025 , over 1,700 registered supporting organisations, almost 160,000 educational-resource downloads and more than 86,000 quiz uses (PDF 8/printed 6). It explicitly credits Nominet support alongside other funders. This supports a reported delivery relationship, without attributing all outputs or costs exclusively to Nominet. The same page's survey-evaluation prose mixes 2024 and 2025 references; its percentage results are not relied on here. The auditors' report, PDF 16–17/printed 14–15, gives the financial-statements opinion and expressly distinguishes other annual-report information, so the delivery narrative is not independently audited impact evidence.
FY 2025 trustees report approved 17 December 2025; actual agreement and approval dates not obtained.
Reported by the cited source
Childnet says it has a formal UKSIC agreement with SWGfL and IWF and that trustees review/approve formal partnerships and major contracts before signature. CEO/Business Manager exercise daily authority under plan/budget, with payments above GBP 3,000 additionally authorized by the Chair. These are reported internal controls, not a signed agreement, observed approval minute or Nominet reserved right.
Recipient accounting period; underlying income composition and cash dates not obtained.
The row records GBP 437,106 income, GBP 546,529 expenditure and GBP 109,423 transferred into the fund, with zero opening/closing balances. Trustees describe the UKSIC role as part-funded by Nominet; the inspected passages do not establish that the row’s entire income is the Nominet grant. Grants use receivable/accrual recognition. Other restricted charitable income and the separate Enhance fund cannot be used to solve the comparison without allocation records.
Financial details: value: 437,106; currency: GBP; kind: Childnet Nominet UKSIC9 fund income; complete composition unestablished; period: Year ended 31 March 2025
Safer Internet Day event date; aggregate activity-count periods are not independently reconstructed.
Reported by the cited source
The trustees narrative reports more than 1,700 registered supporting organizations, almost 160,000 resource downloads and over 86,000 quiz uses. It credits Nominet alongside other funders. These are recipient-reported outputs, not independently audited impact, accepted grant deliverables or exclusively Nominet-caused results; mixed-year survey percentages are not imported.
School focus groups reported May–June 2025 and youth consultations November–December 2025; precise days not obtained.
The method block assigns design lead to Childnet with Nominet input; Childnet also ran youth-group consultations and school focus groups. This supports stated roles, not an independent validity audit or a determination of final approval rights.