Andrew Hayes has been a governor at Charlton since 2017 and a parent governor at DGGS since 2018. Both Andrews children have attended Charlton and gone on to DGGS. Andrew runs a local construction company specialising in bespoke restoration works. In his spare time Andrew likes to keep fit, enjoying the outdoors and spending time with his family and pets.

Josias has been ex officio governor since 2016 when he came from Brazil to Dover to be Mission Priest, having Charlton Parish as one of his responsibilities he became the parish priest for this School. His children have become Charlton School pupils, and they love their classmates and teachers.

In Brazil, even as a Priest, Josias also taught sociology in high school and was a consultant to an advertising company.

He loves music, technology and sushi.​

Andrea Charlton started working at Charlton School in 2000, she worked as a TA and worked in different classes for KS2 , after many years she felt she would like to help and support parent's and families and is now the Family Liaison Officer and supports children in smaller intervention groups.

Peter Ward has over twelve years’ experience in a Further Education environment in Technology.
He has been involved with the Dover Community and was on a Steering Group for Dover District Council and helped plan the new Dover District Sports Centre in Whitfield.  Peter is also a member of the Parish Church Council and the congregation at SS Peter & Paul Charlton Church. In the future, Peter is planning on running for Town or District in Dover to help improve our town further.
He is a freelance gaming journalist, editor of retrogamesmaster.co.uk and has a game development company Go-Retro.
Peter is looking forward to helping the school at which he was also a pupil.

Sue has lived in the Dover area for over 30 years. She has brought up four children who attended River school, where she served as a parent governor for eight years. Sue trained as a teacher and initially taught children in Key Stage 2. On moving to Kent she started a preschool with a friend, which still operates as a community preschool now. She returned to teaching in the nineties and spent the rest of her career teaching in the Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 at Sandgate Primary School Folkestone. Sue retired six years ago and now enjoys travel, gardening and volunteering for the National Trust.