03/08/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Naz, It's Wednesday and this is Newsround.

Can you spot the new arrivals in Leicestershire?

And we check out the biggest juggling convention in Europe.

With just two days to go until the start of the Olympic Games

in Rio, we're all getting really excited here at Newsround.

Now a lot of you might be supporting Team GB, but there's

also a whole new team to look out for.

Two weeks, 42 sports, 206 countries, competing in the world's

Rio 2016 kicks off this week, but this year there's a new team

For the first time, a team of ten refugees have been selected

Refugees are people who have had to leave their own countries

Athletes from the team are hoping to inspire others like them.

For the refugees in Brazil and all the refugees around the world, we

will represent you guys. And I hope everyone will continue to achieve

their dreams. The refugees will take

part in three sports - They'll compete under the Olympic

flag and that symbol will be next to their names in

competitions, rather They'll also be taking part

in the opening ceremony, marching in front of host country

Brazil. For many years, nobody talked them.

Finally, they can be given that opportunity. -- nobody talked them.

The athletes and Olympic organisers hope that

by taking part in the Games, they can be a symbol of hope

and highlight the problems faced by refugees around the world.

Next, grab your broomstick, don your wizarding robes

and get out your wand, because Potter mania

You've been sending us your reviews and ratings of the new Harry Potter

and the Cursed Child play and they've been pretty magical.

Hi, I'm Barney, and I've got the new Harry Potter book.

I read Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and

I thoroughly enjoyed Harry Potter and

It was a really good story, and the plot was full of

It hooks you in, and it's written in script,

Which made it an easy yet interesting

I read it quicker than any book ever before!

From magic to muck, and the search is on!

To find a teacher for a tiny island off Scotland.

The isle of Muck in the Hebrides is home to just seven pupils.

They're struggling to find someone to come and teach

new teacher. I would want a teacher that knows how to garden, a teacher

that knows how to, you know, teach lots of things. I'd like a fun,

imaginative and happy teacher. Scotland has lots of islands, but

this one is the smallest and far away from lots of things. The post,

food and even the doctor or come by boat. It's nice in the summer, but

in the winter the weather can make it hard work. The kids will get

supply teachers until a permanent one can be found, and that might not

be too long. There's been lots of interest from around the world.

Next - two of the world's rarest big cats have been born

There are less than 300 Am-or snow leopards left

in the world, most of them are in captivity.

The cubs are the second pair born to mum Kristen and dad Davidoff.

Its hoped one day cubs like this will be released back

into the wild to help the population grow once more.

A Baton, ball or hula hoop - whatever it is, it's getting juggled

this week at Europe's biggest juggling event, in Almere

Professionals, street performers and even beginners

travel from across the world to the festival to juggle,

The convention takes place in a different place

That's all for today. We will see you bright and early tomorrow

morning. Bye.