Dr Tony Breslin’s latest book, Lessons from Lockdown, was published by Routledge in January 2021 and tracks the experience of teaching, learning and school leadership through the early stages of lockdown in spring and summer 2020. He has just completed work on the sequel, Bubble Schools  and the long road from lockdown, which picks up this story from the fall of 2020 and takes us through to Christmas 2021 and is about to embark on the research for the final book in the trilogy, Reschooling Society after Lockdown which will be published in 2023. His reports, A Place for Learning: putting learning at the heart of citizenship, civic identity and community life (RSA, 2016), and Who Governs Our Schools? Trends, Tensions and Opportunities (RSA, 2017), have made important contributions to the debates about the role of Further and Higher Education in a post-industrial age, and the changing nature of school governance. In December 2021, he was appointed as a National Leader of Governance. He is Chair at Bushey Primary Education Federation, a Trustee at Anthem Schools Trust and a former Trustee at Adoption UK. Together with corporate governance specialist Cosette Reczek, Tony is a co-founder of Transform Governance, a vehicle for the establishment of an all-sector Better Governance Commission. He is a nationally profiled writer and trainer on education and school governance.