Hands up if you found home schooling your youngsters challenging during lockdown?
It's fair to say that if the coronavirus pandemic has taught us one thing, it's a newfound respect for the teachers who deliver education to the pupils of Gloucestershire.
Not only are they key workers standing on the front line and placing themselves at risk of contracting COVID-19. We see this whenever a school announces that staff or students have tested positive and sent them home to self isolate.
Teachers have also had to adapt to unthinkable changes - moving from classrooms to online learning, coaching cohorts through their GCSEs and A Levels and motivating pupils to succeed even though they're separated from friends and face to face support.
They've had to absorb and enact myriad changes in education policy, sometimes at extremely short notice, and navigate a new normal involving bubbles and PPE.
Even before lockdown began, we owed teachers a huge debt of gratitude. We all know about the endless marking and lesson planning.
But what about the smaller acts of kindness that go unnoticed, or the gentle passing on of life lessons to help their charges grow up and enter the world of work as confident and competent young adults?
We think it's time to praise these unsung heroes and acknowledge their incredible efforts - not just during lockdown but for all time.
So please take our survey and let us know about the teachers who have had a lasting impact on you or your children.
And it's not just teachers we want to hear about - it's the teaching assistants, lunchtime supervisors, the volunteers and parents who all play a huge part in keeping our schools and clubs running and our kids' spirits high.
They could be anyone from any era, past or present who instils a passion and excitement for learning, or maybe you just want to pay tribute to the person who gave you support and encouragement when you needed it most.
We'll publish the results to mark World Teacher Day on 5 October.