10/06/2014 Newsround

Nel here with the amazing room where everyone's bouncing off the walls.

I will be looking into the debate as to whether primates like these will

be kept as pets. Let's start with

a big controversy involving schools, David Cameron has backed plans

for all schools in England to teach British values in lessons

after claims that five schools in Birmingham tried to impose

hardline Muslim views on pupils. Schools in Birmingham are finding

themselves in the spotlight after government inspectors in England

said that hardline Muslims have forced their views on pupils and

teachers there. The report said that, among other things, girls and

boys had been separated in some classes and some teachers have been

bullied by their bosses. I have come to a school in Birmingham which is

under these investigations and I spoke to some kids about how they

feel about it. The mood here this morning is very tense so we didn't

get to speak to the kids for a number of reasons. Their parents are

very reluctant, and also the parents have been outside blocking the media

off. One parent I spoke to said they were very disappointed because this

school was a beacon of the community. Another parent said that

at this time of year, pupils should be focusing on their exams and

getting good grades, but instead the pupils are being distracted because

of the investigation. The government says it will look to make the rules

tougher across England. We will promote British values at the heart

of what every school delivers for children. What we found was an

acceptable and we will put it right. Five schools have been placed

in special measures which means they will be closely watched by

inspectors to make sure changes are made, but some parents and teachers

from these schools say they have been treated unfairly and will fight

the decision. Several beaches

in America have been closed after a big group of sharks were

spotted swimming close to shore. This video shows a school

in shallow waters close to Alabama. Experts think dead fish left

in the water by fishermen recently From scary sharks to pet primates,

and the question of whether it's cruel to keep monkeys at home

like you would a cat or dog. At the moment it's not illegal but

politicians have been looking at Monkeys, Gibbons, lemurs... The

thought of having a pet like one of these may seem fun but there is a

big debate at the moment over whether primates should be kept at

home as pets. At the moment it is not against the law, you don't need

a license to buy and sell or breed these species, although you do for

the larger ones. Some animal rights groups believe it should be banned.

They are extremely complex wild animals that do not make good pets.

What is the difference between these primates and pets like cats and

dogs? At the moment they live in big groups and you may not necessarily

have the space. They have a specialist diet, and some small

monkeys need special UV lighting which again is expensive, but if you

don't have that you can get bone diseases. The politicians say there

is an urgent need to find out how many primates are being kept as pets

before any decision can be made. No one really knows and with anything

up to 20,000 out there it could be a while before anything is done.

England's first indoor trampoline park has just opened up in Surrey.

The converted warehouse has wall to wall trampoline,

basketball nets for dunking and foam pits for a safe landing.

That is all from me and Newsround for now, but another helping is