10/05/2016 Newsround

You're watching Newsround with me, Ayshah.

First, or thousands of 10 and 11-year-olds across England,

SATS week is underway, but one of today's tests has caused

Jenny's been following this story for us.

This was a grammar, spelling and punctuation test.

The answers mistakenly appeared for a few hours last

night on a website used by the people who mark the tests.

The government says it then thinks someone who's against the tests

They're now looking into what happened.

The test went ahead as normal because officials don't

think it was seen by any parents or children.

Lots of people have been talking about this year's

Yes, they've changed this year and some parents and teachers think

they're now much too hard and are putting 10 and 11-year-olds

In a survey for Newsround, nearly 60% of Year 6 pupils said

Others said they were worried or stressed.

But also, nearly half said they didn't mind taking the tests

The Government told Newsround, "These tests should

They help teachers understand how pupils are doing as well as

helping us make sure schools are doing well."

So, for those who are finding this week a bit

There's loads of advice on how to keep calm and relax at exam time.

You can see some top tips from CBBC stars there, too.

Next to the story of an amazing baby rhino.

In February, his mum was killed by poachers who took her horn

to sell for money and then they tried to take his too,

The baby is called Lofo because he was Lost and then Found.

It's February 2016 and a wounded rhino is being rushed into this

animal orphanage in South Africa. I wish more people would explain how

horrible it is to find these babies. He's just a baby and his mum has

been killed by poachers. It is traumatic, they are stressed, they

are looking for their mums, their mum is gone. His name is Lofo and

vets are giving him life-saving treatment.

This orphanage is the biggest in the world and looks after over 50

rhinos. They are very scared, they fit everything. What you immediately

pick up your hearts is this. They have all of them arms because

approaching. -- their mothers. After Lofo's mother was killed, he was

attacked by poachers but he managed to escape. The wounds on his back

were severe, very deep. The brutality must've been something

else. Lofo was alone in five days with no milk, food or water. Despite

his injuries, he survived and was likely found by the team. That

animal wants to love. That's all he wants to do. The team of experts

have operated on Lofo's wounds and feeding by hand every day and are

helping him get well again. He has just grabbed onto life. You can

stand with him and he will kiss you and he enjoys being with others. He

is getting stronger and has got a new family. I can't wait to release

him to breed with females and see all his babies running around!

Rhinos are brilliant animal. Tomorrow, you'll be able to see

Defending The Rhino - our special film about the fight

to save some of Africa's She tweeted the news this morning

and said she'll miss the team. Simon Cowell is now the only judge

left from last year's line-up. Finally, fancy living in

an aeroplane? This camp site in the Republic

of Ireland is hoping to give David McGowan, who owns the site,

paid for the old Boeing 767 plane but then had the issue

of trying to move it! It took a journey on a barge,

then a two-day journey by sea, then it was transported by trailer,

and then a lot of lifting to get