Committees

Screen Time and Social Media

Non-inquiry session

The Committee plans to hold two evidence sessions focusing on screen-time and social media. The sessions will help inform the Committee's submission to the Government's consultation into Growing up in the online world, and follow-up on the previous Committee's report into screen-time.

Upcoming events

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Past events

Tuesday 28 April 2026
9:45am Public
Screen Time and Social Media - Oral evidence 28 April 2026
9:45am
  • Esther Ghey (Founder and Director at Brianna Ghey Legacy Project)
  • Mr Andy Burrows (CEO at Molly Rose Foundation)
  • Rani Govender (Associate Head of Policy and Public Affairs at National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC))
10:45am
  • Daniel Kebede (General Secretary at National Education Union (NEU))
  • Tom Middlehurst (Deputy Director of Policy at The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL))
  • Darren Northcott (National Official (Education) at NASUWT The Teachers' Union)
11:30am
  • Jacqueline Beauchere (Senior Director, Global Head of Platform Safety at Snapchat)
The Thatcher Room, Portcullis House
Tuesday 21 April 2026
10:00am Public
Screen Time and Social Media - Oral evidence 21 April 2026
10:00am
  • Rebecca Stimson (Director of Public Policy UK at Meta)
  • Laura Higgins (Senior Director, Community Safety and Civility at Roblox)
  • Alistair Law (Director of Public Policy for Northern Europe at TikTok)
11:00am
  • Professor Pete Etchells (Professor of Psychology and Science Communication at Bath Spa University)
  • Professor Victoria Goodyear (Professor of Physical Activity, Health and Wellbeing at University of Birmingham)
  • Professor Amy Orben (Research Professor at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences at University of Cambridge)
The Wilson Room, Portcullis House

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