it the largest detailed survey of children ever conducted in England. In response to Ofsted’s Review of sexual abuse in schools and colleges on 10 June 2021, which was prompted by the Everyone’s Invited movement, de Souza was commissioned by Government to review online safety for children with a focus on the prevalence of sexualised content. Over the following 3 months the Children’s Commissioner’s met with the owners and administrators of adult content sites, all major social media companies and content sharing platforms and on 1 December 2021 co-chaired a meeting with Nadine Dorries, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, and Nadhim Zahawi, Secretary of State for Education and Will Quince, Children’s Minister and senior representatives of the 8 largest internet and social media companies to urge greater protections for children and support for the Online Safety Bill. De Souza has campaigned for robust age limits on adult content sites, and would like to see age verification on sites that children already engage with and use. In early 2022 as Covid restrictions lifted in the UK de Souza announced her office would research and explore how to get children either persistently absent from school, or out of school altogether, back into classrooms. Her work on Attendance and finding children and encouraging and supporting them back into education is ongoing. References 1968 births Living people Alumni of Heythrop College Alumni of King's College London People from Scunthorpe English people of Irish descent Heads of schools in England British women chief executives Schoolteachers from Lincolnshire British Roman Catholics Children's rights in the United Kingdom Children's Commissioners for England Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire