Sue became a Governor of Solihull following completion of the merger in January 2020, having previously served as a Governor of Saint Martin’s School since 2018. Sue has taken a keen interest in the pastoral and spiritual life of Saint Martin’s, including the initiation of a prayer and faith space. Sue is a member of the Human Resources Committee.  Since moving to Knowle with her family 25 years ago, Sue has been a GP in a respected local practice. Sue has three adult children who, in their time, attended either Solihull or Saint Martin’s and who now themselves teach in both the independent and maintained sectors in other areas of the country. Sue has also been active in the community through involvement with youth work and mentoring at Knowle Parish Church. Sue enjoys tennis at Knowle & Dorridge Racquets Club as well as other local sports interests.

Anne was appointed as a Governor in 2014. She sits on the Human Resources Committee as well as the Development Committee which supports the school’s alumni relations strategy. Anne’s children have both been educated at Solihull.  Anne was a practising solicitor until 2005. She chaired the SSPA in 2010/11, is heavily involved in fundraising for the Marie Curie Hospice, West Midlands, and is also a member of its Development Board. Anne likes to keep fit, mainly through dog walking and cycling.

Carol became a Governor of Solihull following completion of the merger in January 2020, having previously served as a Governor of Saint Martin’s School since 2013 and its Chair of Governors since 2015. Carol is a member of the Strategy, Finance & Premises Committee.  Carol is a Pharmacist Manager in an independent Community Pharmacy and sits on several local professional representative committees. Carol is the widow of an Old Silhillian and has two sons who both attended Solihull during which time her late husband was President of the Parents' Association in 1999 and 2003. Carol is also a Trustee of Elizabeth House care home in Solihull. In her spare time she enjoys reading, theatre, travel and watching rugby.

Michael was appointed as a Governor in 2006. He is a member of the Strategy, Finance and Premises Committee and is the Governor overseeing Health and Safety.  Michael is the parent of three boys and one girl, all of whom attended Solihull, and currently has a grandson in the Senior School and a granddaughter in the Preparatory School. He was President of the Parents’ Association in 1990 and 1993.  Michael was a Partner in a firm of Solicitors in Birmingham until 2002, and a District Judge from 2002 to 2016. He is involved in a number of charitable organisations.

Paul was appointed to the Board of Governors in 2013. He is Chairman of the Endowment Property Sub Committee and is also a member of the Building Sub Committee and Share Investment Sub Committee. Paul attended Solihull between 1969 and 1977 (Shenstone). Paul is a Chartered Surveyor and Company Director working in private practice and is an arbitrator, independent expert and accredited mediator in his specialist market sector. Paul is married and lives in Knowle and has three children, Rebecca, Hannah and Joshua (all former Solihull pupils). Paul’s interests are sailing, golf, rugby and music.

Ian became a Governor of Solihull following completion of the merger in January 2020, having previously served as a Governor of Saint Martin’s School since 2015 including as Vice Chair. Ian is a member of the Strategy, Finance & Premises Committee and will also sit on its sub committees which oversee the School's Endowment Funds and Properties. After University, Ian joined PricewaterhouseCoopers practising as a Chartered Accountant for over 30 years. Ian was a taxation specialist who worked from the firm's Liverpool, St. Albans and Birmingham offices. Ian also worked for three years as UK Taxation Manager for a UK listed company. Ian has a son who attended Solihull (leaving in 2007) and a daughter who attended Saint Martin’s (leaving in 2002). Ian likes walking and watching Liverpool Football Club.

Swaran was appointed as a Governor in 2016.  Born in India, he originally trained as a surgeon in New Delhi before moving to psychiatry following his work with children traumatised in ethnic conflict.  He moved to the UK in 1991 and has been involved in a number of major mental health reforms, notably the ETHOS early intervention in psychosis services for young people.  He is currently head of the Mental Health and Wellbeing division at the University of Warwick Medical School and also a Commissioner for the Equality & Human Rights Commission. When he finds the time, he enjoys literature, poetry, theatre, cricket and fishing.  Swaran two children, both at Solihull.

John is Chairman of the Education Committee. After 13 years as a pupil at Stockport Grammar School and four years at university, John taught in the independent sector until his retirement in 2012. He has taught in both senior and preparatory schools (day and boarding), the last 20 years as Headmaster in 4 preparatory schools: Royal Grammar in Newcastle upon Tyne, Fettes in Edinburgh, King Henry VIII in Coventry and finally Hallfield in Edgbaston. John is Chairman of Governors of his local village school and a Governor in two further independent schools. He is a serving ISI inspector, a mentor for new prep. school heads (IAPS) and an appraiser of prep. school heads. He is a double sporting international from the 70s and 80s (athletics and lacrosse) and in retirement has reverted to several outdoor activities including cycling, golf, walking the South West coastal path, Munro climbing and travelling. John is married with two children and four grandchildren.

Gill became a Governor of Solihull following completion of the merger in January 2020. having previously served as a Governor of Saint Martin’s School since 2014.   Gill is a member of the Education Committee. She retains a responsibility as Designated Safeguarding Governor for Saint Martin’s for the 2019/20 academic year.  Gill is also the representative director on the joint venture board of Daycare at Saint Martin’s. Gill is a pharmacist in Warwick. She is highly involved with MacMillan Cancer Support, both in terms of fundraising and in their education department. She also acts as a mentor to newly qualified pharmacists. Gill has two daughters, one of whom attended Solihull's Sixth Form. Her Husband, Roger, is an Orthopaedic Surgeon in Birmingham. In her spare time Gill enjoys cooking, walking and sailing.