aHead-Space - A Support Service for Leaders in Education
What we offer
Space for Transformation
Support
programmes
Research and
publications
Key-note speeches and seminars
  What is
aHead-Space?
aHead-Space Vision and Values
  Who we are
Contact us
   
  News and views
The Network expands

What people
are saying

Next steps
Give us your feedback
 
 

Who we are: John Foster

 
 

John Foster
Before spending most of his working life in education, John Foster worked in a refugee camp in Uganda, settling Watutsi who had been driven out of Rwanda. Africa must have got into his blood, since he then taught in the newly independent Zambia, in one of its secondary schools. This was followed by two years in a school in Portugal before he returned to the U.K. for good.

He has spent the remaining thirty years working in Primary and Junior Schools, the majority as a Headteacher in Wiltshire.

He is now semi-retired and enjoying the challenge of other work. He is a tutor and trainer on the NPQH programme which prepares candidates for Headship, a link tutor with King Alfred's College in Winchester assessing and supporting trainee teacher students on their school placements, and he works for CEA as an External Adviser, supporting school governors in the performance management of their Headteachers.

In his non-work life he is an active Christian with a Salisbury church, a grandfather. a sportsman, a keen gardener and he still has a love of adventure travel.