Children and young people in Jersey are being asked to complete a survey looking at their thoughts and feelings during the coronavirus pandemic.
Youngsters will be able to answer questions on what family life is like during the lockdown, their education, mental and physical health and their rights.
The aim of the survey is to find out how children are coping during the coronavirus crisis and how support can be tailored to meet their needs.
The project, which is confidential, has been set up by the Children's Minister, the Education Minister and the Children's Commissioner.
Children will also be able to discuss the impact coronavirus has had on their friendships, as well as doing schoolwork from home.
The Children's Commissioner says it is important for the government and Children's Services to understand what the pandemic is like for young people and they can only do that if they fill out the survey.
The closing date for the survey is Friday 8 May and it can be accessed here.
