06/05/2013 Newsround

Hi there, I'm Leah. I hope you are having an amazing Bank Holiday

Monday. Here is what me and the Newsround team have got for you

this afternoon. The school that has taken drastic measures to keep out

the noise! And you have have been telling us

how you have been enjoying the bank But first, police are trying to

work out what caused a speedboat crash that killed two people off

the coast of Cornwall yesterday. Four others were injured when they

were thrown from the boat and into the water. The speed boat continued

to run out of control, until a local waterskiing instructor

managed to jump on board and stop As you can imagine, it is very

large, eight metres long with a powerful and on the back. It is

going round in circles. One of the local people was able to get

alongside it and somebody jumped from one boat to the other to get

it under control. Incredible bravery which undoubtedly saved

lives. Next to America, where an inventor has sparked controversy

over the use of 3D printing technology. The printers create

objects by printing layer after layer of plastic. But one man, from

Texas, has used the technology to build a 3D fire arm. Anti-gun

campaigners are now worried that people will be able make weapons.

Ricky will have a full report on that story at 6:50pm.

Lots of you across the country have been slapping on the suncream and

enjoying today's weather. Forecasters say it is one of the

hottest days of the year so far, with some parts of the UK

experiencing similar temperatures found on the Spanish island of

Majorca. You have been telling us how you have been making the most

of it. Alla had a picnic with her family,

before going skateboarding with her friends. She may even go swimming

later! Sophie is off on a camping trip in

Wales with her class for five days! She told us that she is excited and

hopes the good weather continues. But Jodie has been stuck indoors

all day doing homework she forgot to do. She told us that she would

rather play outside in the sun. But it is back to school tomorrow,

and I bet your classrooms can get pretty noisy from time to time. But

for one school near London's Heathrow Airport, it is the sound

from aeroplanes flying overhead that is the problem. So much so,

they have installed some futuristic kit to protect kids from the noise.

In class, you are always told to pay attention and listen up, but

what happens if you can't hear your At this school in Hounslow, near

London, planes fly over once every minute-and-a-half, and sometimes,

the noise can be off-putting for kids. When we cannot hear our

teacher, we do not know the answers. I have to cover might be as!

there some think you are used to or is it annoying? And knowing.

Heathrow is a couple of miles away and planes come flying over the

school, but there are some whether children can go to escape the

racket. This dome, or adobe, has been built using the same design as

earthquake shelters in Africa and Asia. The school decided it wanted

a place where kids can have outside lessons, without the headache of

planes. A on made up of bags of earth and

plaster which makes them very strong and soundproof, and insider

to 17 decibels quieter. So teachers do not have to raise their voices

to be heard and children have somewhere quieter to play. Teachers

say it makes a big difference. we looked at the results for the

children who have done activities inside the dome, the improvement in

the results has been really good. For they have been such a hit that

several other primary schools and the career of planning on getting

some two, so it seems they are really taking off! Bradley Wiggins'

chances of retaining the Tour de France title have taken a blow.

Bosses have named Chris for him at the leader of second's biggest race.

Bradley Wiggins is currently leading the Tour of Italy, the race

will start in June. Around 300 runners were in need of a bath

yesterday after the annual Maldon mud race in Essex which involves

running across a muddy river bed at low-tide. Most competitors do it to