07/09/2017 Newsround

Morning guys, Hayley here with your Thursday Newsround.

The effects of one of the biggest Hurricanes ever.

It's the first day of school for Prince George, and the school

Emergency services are helping people in the Carribbean

after Hurricane Irma caused lots of damage to homes there.

The huge storm started at sea and has passed

through the islands of Barbuda, and Saint Martin causing massive

People in Florida are getting ready, as it could be heading there next.

This week has been a time of celebration for people

The Queensferry bridge has finally opened, and some

school kids have had the opportunity to walk across it...

The Queensferry Crossing cost ?1.35 billion to build, connects Edinburgh

with Fifa and will carry 24 million vehicles a year. It was like a

pretty important bridge, and it opens this week with a very

important guest, the Queen. Celebrations have been happening all

week, and 10,000 kids from schools nearby have been invited to be some

of the first people to walk across the bridge, and I went with them.

I'm excited about going over the bridge. Looking at your window and

seeing the bridge there, and thinking, I remember what this was

like when this bridge wasn't there. It's pretty amazing. My grandparents

live at the top of the hill, so they could sit and watch it being built

through their window, they have watched every step of it. Off we go!

And it's just a short drive to the bridge. We going on a big bridge,

are we all excited? It seems like it's going to be so boring, but then

it is so exciting. Were about half way across the brand-new Queensferry

bridge. As you can see, my Scottish weather, but that doesn't matter,

because these guys are quite excited, aren't you? We met the

Queen yesterday! It was awesome! What was it like being on the

bridge? It was cool, I liked it, it is nice to have the experience of

the bridge opening now when I am young and I can just remember this

day forever. Most of you are either already

back at school or just And it's not always easy

to fit in to a new school That can be even harder

if you have a disability. Hi, I'm PJ, I'm 13 and this is my

school. I like playing wheelchair basketball, I compete at quite a

high level in it. I like tennis. I wouldn't say I'm great at it but I

really like the sport. So in the past, I wasn't able to do as much as

I could, because of my old wheelchair, as it was heavy. I had

next to their independence, I have to be pushed everywhere, I had to be

supervised all the time, which was pretty awful. I needed a new

wheelchair, and thanks to a charity, I got a new one, which has helped me

in many different ways. It has made my life a lot better. Now I can

manoeuvre greatly around the school and it allows me to play with my

friends a lot more, and it also allows me to play my favourite

sport, which is basketball. When I got the wheelchair, I was like

overexcited, I was so happy that I had finally got a new wheelchair.

This is how I feel in an emoji. To anybody who was starting school with

a wheelchair, I'm just going to say, stay positive, and just get stuck

in, get involved like everyone else. Don't worry, you are no different.

You will make tonnes of friends and it will be a lot of fun in the way

through. And Prince George

starts school today. The four-year-old

will go to Thomas's His uniform includes

a red polo neck shirt, navy shorts long red socks

and black shoes. The prince will also

wear a V-neck jersey with the Thomas's badge on it,

as well as a navy jacket. That is all from me, but Newsround

is back right here in about half an hour. Don't forget, you can check

out the website folder rest of the day's stories, and I will see you in

about half an hour, enjoy your breakfast. Goodbye.

Hey there! There's a heroic helicopter search and some

whip cracked eggs in Officially Amazing next.

Classic, classic bit of Officially Amazing. Classic.

Classic Ben Shires, that. Sounds egg-cellent.

Stop it! And if you thought was egg-citing...

BADUM TISH! ..then you're going to be