15/09/2016 Newsround

Hi I'm Martin live from the Paralympic Games in Rio in Brazil.

Coming up all I've got the latest medal action from today and I've

been to a school where kids with a range of abilities have been

We keep on winning medals and have just had another. This team has got

more medals than they did in London. Led by Jeannette stripping Tim's

picked today, it's the first time the sport has been in the

Paralympics. It's been a golden day

in the para-canoeing today, with ParaGB winning 3 gold medals

in the sport, lead by Jeanette Chippington's

victory in the KL1 race. It's the first time the sport's been

in the Paralympics and it's first ever gold was quickly

followed by another for ParaGB - with Emma Wiggs triumphing

in the KL2 race. Finally Anne Dickens won gold

in the KL3 race her win helping ParaGB's pass 100 medals

so far at the Games. Staying with the Paralympics -

even though the games are being held in Brazil,

many disabled children there face HUGE challenges

in their everyday lives - 4 out of 10 of them

don't even go to school. But a new sports project hopes

to make all children feel included. This school is in one

of the poorer parts of Rio, but they're doing something

pretty special today. Through the power of sports

and games, they're bringing disabled TRANSLATION: I really enjoyed

playing with the football TRANSLATION: My favourite part

was when we were playing with the ball and it was going all

over the place and I had to get TRANSLATION: I liked the run,

because you get to feel We were able to have a lot

fun, cheer, and win. TRANSLATION: Having a sister

with a disability is very cool, she plays like everyone else

and she's just like everyone else. TRANSLATION: It's great having

people with disabilities The important thing

is to help one another. Sometimes, if they forget

things, I help them out. What's it been like having

the Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro? It's my first Olympics that

I watched, because I was too young for the other one, so it's

been incredible, really TRANSLATION: It's been

emotional and very cool. It shows how the people of Rio

are great fans. TRANSLATION: A lot has changed,

the city is a lot more It's a very excited crowd and it's

great to have them here. I have another athlete with me, who

has won two medals in the cycling. In that report, the kids are seeing

the atmosphere here in Brazil was really making a difference. What has

it been like winning a gold medal in this country? It has been absolutely

amazing. The Brazilian fans have been incredible. The noise level was

just out of this world, it's absolutely amazing. You only 19

years old and you only took this bought up three and a half there is

a goal after the Olympics in London. What advice would you give to any

viewers who want to get on the bike? I would say enjoy the sport you

already play in trying get involved in local clubs. I should say

congratulations on your medals and thank you very much for coming in to

speak to us. That's all from us here in Rio,