Ann-Marie is a Community Governor at De Lucy Primary School in Abbey Wood where she has lived since 1989 and in the early 1990s was also a Governor at the Abbey Wood Secondary School (now developed into the new St Paul's Academy). She is also the Primary Representative on the School's Forum, that monitor's the schools budgets, since 2008/09, at which point she relinquished her position on the Black Ethnic Minority Advisory Committee to the Council's Education Directorate.  Ann-Marie is a single parent of two girls both of whom attend Catholic schools in Greenwich. She is a very active community champion and advocate.  In 2006 she was given a 'Community Achievement Award', from the Greenwich African-Caribbean Women's Organisation, "in recognition of her dedication to equalities, community work and education."

Jim Draper
Jim has been a governor for over 20 years. He is currently a governor at two primary schools: Bishop John Robinson, a CofE VA school (where he is Chair of Governors) and Charlton Manor. Jim is also a Governor and a Trustee at The Eltham Foundation School which is a Trust School with the University of Greenwich as the main Trust Partner.  Jim is a past Chair of the Association of Greenwich Governors and believes that schools are stronger by working together rather than standing alone especially at this time of cut backs.

Geoff is currently Chair of Governors at Middle Park Primary School where the governing body was given an "outstanding" grade in an Ofsted inspection in July 2010. He has been a governor for about 25 years. He was a parent governor at Plumcroft School and has also served on the governing bodies of Deptford Park, South Rise and Woolwich Polytechnic schools.