Carrie Mariner Chair of Governors
Carrie has nearly 20 years of experience in secondary education, beginning her career as a drama teacher and progressing to her current role as Deputy Headteacher. She has developed expertise in cross-phase education, collaborating closely with primary schools to ensure smooth transitions from primary to secondary education. Throughout her career, Carrie has remained dedicated to improving student outcomes and supporting staff development. She is excited to bring her skills and passion for education to the Tillingborne community, contributing to its continued success and fostering a positive environment for both students and staff.
Our Governors
Roger Crabb
Roger has worked for over 40 years on major computer systems Performance with the last 20 leading / centering on the largest IBM data base and transaction processing system worldwide. His work called for the development and application of numerous innovative tools , techniques - resulting in savings of £10’s of millions. As a Principal Performance Consultant he presented many times on International lecture circuit forums. He has been married for over 40 years with two grown up sons, one grandson and one grand daughter. His hobbies & interests are physics and astrophysics, geology, natural history, walking & travel.
Wayne Harris
Wayne is an accountant and business growth consultant, at the forefront of several businesses helping clients both in the UK and internationally too. Two of Wayne’s children were taught at Tillingbourne, so this coupled with his financial and leadership skills, helps him fulfil his passion for being a school governor
Amber Kinnersley
Amber Kinnersley is a Senior Merchandiser at Historic Royal Palaces based at Hampton Court Palace and joined the Board of Governors as a parent Governor in November 2022. Her son Jonathan joined Tillingbourne School in September 2022 and, with his increasing independence, she wanted use her life and work skills to play a role in the running of the school. She is interested in creating positive school experiences for children as the foundation for their future, and will work with the board and teachers to help make the school an even better place to work, learn and play.
Amy Froude – Parent Governor
Amy has lived in Chilworth for over 15 years and loves being part of this wonderful community with her family. Her eldest daughter is already at Tillingbourne, and her youngest is due to start in September 2026, making the school an important part of family life.
Amy is passionate about equality, diversity, inclusion, and belonging, and brings these values to her role as governor. Serving as Chief Commercial Officer at a global insurance broker and an Account Executive on the Women in Finance Charter taskforce with HM Treasury, she has significant experience working at board level. Amy is personable, collaborative, and committed to acting as a ‘critical friend’ supporting the school, its staff, and the Senior Leadership Team to continue their great work and successes for the benefit of all children.
Outside of work, Amy makes the most of living in such a beautiful area and can often be found running, walking, or cycling around the Surrey Hills. If you see her at school or out and about, please do stop and say hello, she’d love to meet more of the school community
Natalie Harvey - Parent Governor
Natalie Harvey is currently a Student Midwife, pursuing a new career in healthcare. Prior roles include that of a Director at a recruitment company and as an Enrichment and Form Teacher at a private school in London. She holds a BA Degree in Psychology and English and an Honours Degree in Psychology and has been actively involved in school communities through years of PTA volunteering. In South Africa she founded and contributed to pro bono programmes aimed at supporting underprivileged graduates, driven by her dedication to social equity and empowerment and is passionate about supporting the school’s vision and contributing to its continued success and development. She currently has a daughter in Year 6, with her youngest daughter to follow suit in September 2026.