Samantha Stein

After reading about Camp Quest in ‘The God Delusion’ by Richard Dawkins, Samantha volunteered at Camp Quest Michigan in 2007 where the idea for bringing Camp Quest to the UK was first discussed. She has since then spearheaded the efforts to make this happen. She graduated from York University with a BSc in Psychology and is currently taking an MA in Religion in Contemporary Society at Kings College London.

Richard Craig

A participant during university of the National Mentoring Pilot Project that assisted failing GCSE students in schools to achieve at least a grade higher than their predicted marks, Richard has also set up and been a Treasurer for number of student organisations, and has since moved on to helped set up and organise new businesses. He is currently studying at the University of Bristol for a PhD in Rehabilitation Robotics

Dianna Moylan

Dianna Moylan is Chair of Governors in a Primary School in Milton Keynes. She runs regular sessions of Philosophy for Children within the school with children from seven to eleven. She has always had an interest in working with children and young people, through drama, music theatre and youth work. Her main career was teaching in Secondary Schools, but she has dabbled in many fields.

An enthusiastic member of local ‘am-dram’ groups as performer and director, Dianna also teaches some piano, does one-to-one tutoring with children approaching KS2 SATs, and has written musicals for children to perform. With her son, Paul, who is a composer, she has worked on four musicals, being mainly responsible for the lyrics and the book for each show. She is editor of a Web-site called championsclubcommunity, to which she contributes each week, whilst organising and overseeing editorial policy, and might be accused of being a bit of a tekkie.

Dianna, who has two wonderful grand-daughters, believes in people, thinking clearly and is a socialist and atheist. Her sense of humour has carried her through all kinds of disaster. She loves to travel.

James Denison