LAST week our team of sports writers provided their assessment of the season so far for all 12 Ladbrokes Premiership clubs.
From Celtic's table-topping exploits and European adventures to Ross County's struggles at the bottom of the pile, we have analysed all the major talking points from the 2017/18 campaign.
Find our report cards for each top-flight club below and discover who has been named as your team's best player, star signing and biggest disappointment.
The Premiership sides return to competitive action this weekend in the Fourth Round of the Scottish Cup, before the second half of the season's league action resumes with a midweek round beginning on Tuesday 23 January.
- ABERDEEN: Ryan Christie shining in mixed campaign for the Dons
- CELTIC: Domestic dominance continues but room for improvement in Europe
- DUNDEE: Neil McCann's side in high spirits after upturn in form
- HAMILTON ACCIES: Martin Canning charting course to survival despite home woes
- HEARTS: Christophe Berra plays starring role in eventful season for Jambos
- HIBERNIAN: Inconsistency the issue for Neil Lennon's entertainer
- KILMARNOCK: Steve Clarke arrival inspires top six charge
- MOTHERWELL: Louis Moult departure a blow in hit and miss campaign
- PARTICK THISTLE: Another slow start for Jags but top six still in sight
- RANGERS: Second place still in sight despite turbulent term at Ibrox
- ROSS COUNTY: Owen Coyle appointment fails to inspire improvement in Dingwall
- ST JOHNSTONE: Topsy-turvy season as Saints toil in Perth
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