Meet our trustees
Liz Walton, OBE
Chair of Trustees
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Liz Walton, OBE
Chair of Trustees
Liz is the Chair of Trustees for All Our Children. She was founding Principal of William Morris Sixth Form, a pioneering inner-city comprehensive school for 16-19-year-olds in Hammersmith. In 2010 she was awarded the OBE for services to post-16 education.
Liz Walton, OBE
Chair of Trustees
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Tony Ward
Treasurer
Tony is the Treasurer for All Our Children. He retired after a career teaching mathematics in a variety of schools and colleges, ending as Head of Maths at William Morris Sixth Form.
Zena Bentley
Zena is a retired music teacher who worked with her good friend Naomi Haigh on raising money to create a school in a remote area of Uganda. The connection to Uganda led her to volunteer with All Our Children, take an active part in YorKits and the promotion of active teaching and learning. Since Naomi’s death in 2021 Zena has continued to raise money to support the Source of Light Primary School and looks forward to visiting colleagues in Kabale and Kyegegwa.
Thomas Kelly
Social Media
Thomas is an English and Media teacher who has a strong interest in African affairs. Whilst at William Morris Sixth Form he was responsible for recruiting, training and leading the student group on the annual visits to Kabale. He now teaches at the neighbouring Fulham Cross Girls’ School.