11/02/2016 Newsround

Hello, it's Hayley here with Newsround on TV and Online

I'll be speaking to the showjumper with big ambitions.

First to a classroom with a difference.

Pupils at one school in Bradford have been taking part in a special

experiment to help them keep fit and healthy.

Can you spot the difference in this classroom?

Here in this class, it's all about...standing.

It's part of an experiment to see if standing throughout the day,

instead of sitting down, helps improve your health by keeping

you more active, so how does it work?

To go up, you push this lever and it goes up.

To go down, you hold the lever and you push on the top of the desk.

But you've got a chair here. So how does that work?

When you're standing up, you've got to put your chair to one

side and then you put it to the right height by making

an L-shape with your elbow and adjusting the height.

The results of the tests so far have shown students spend less time

What do these guys think of their standing desks?

They are more relaxing than when we had the normal desks.

They are really awesome because you can stand up or down

on them so you don't have to just sit down all the time

I think it's good to stand up because you get exercise and you get

Standing up is exercise and sitting down is just boring.

This class seem happy with them, but does standing really make that

If you're standing up at your desk you're more likely to become a more

active adult and stand more when you're a grown up as well,

and we know that standing as an adult reduces the risk

of things like type II diabetes, heart disease and of being

overweight and obese when you're an adult.

The stand-up sit-down desks are popular with this class

and researchers hope to bring their idea to other schools

Next we're talking about pocket money.

New research has found that lots of you get it without doing

Some people think it's a bad thing and pocket money is a good way

So we want to know if you do have to do jobs or chores at home

Do you think you should have to earn it?

Let us know what you think on the Newsround website.

CBBC's popular My Life series returns this month with seven

new films featuring kids with amazing and inspiring stories.

The first episode, Never Give Up, is the story of horse

He has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,

but Kai won't let that stand in the way of his dream

With his first ever competition looming Kai will finally get

the chance to see if he has what it takes.

With me now as Kai. First of all, tell me about show-jumping. What

does it mean to you? A big inspiration for me to get into

show-jumping was just seeing other people, because I came across a show

that had horses in and I thought, oh, horses. I thought it was like

one of those sitcoms and it ended up being a Championship sort of thing.

I ended up watching that and thought this is pretty cool. I ended up

picking that as my career but also because I like horses. It's not like

a same sort of sport. It's different every time. So you have the horses

you love but do different things every time. That makes sense. You

have got ADHD. What's that like? It is complicated and away. When I'm

with my friends, I'm being a teenager, laughing, having fun,

getting in trouble, at times, but going into the horse world, if you

will, my behaviour changes because if I'm loud and noisy, the horse

could get scared or spooked. Anything could happen. So you have

to calm yourself down several horse stays calm. Is there a way of

controlling your behaviour as well? Does it help you in that way? Kind

of it helps at times to be able to take control of my behaviour. Thank

you so much in an chatting us. That makes sense to me. Good luck with

your competition. And you can see how Kai gets

on in My Life - Never Give Up, next Wednesday at 5.15pm right

here on CBBC. If you have a cat you might think

that music helps them to relax. But one musician thinks that

cats need their own type David Tie, who plays the cello,

has come up with a piece of music specifically with our

furry friends in mind. Now to the artist who uses spray

paint to decorate wheelie bins. Brett Day from Suffolk works

from the bottom of a shed and his work has become so popular

he's now a big internet sensation with his videos like this one

being seen by millions. His friends nickname him Binsy

after famous graffiti artist Head over to the Newsround website

to find out more about Frozen Ayshah will be back this afternoon

at 4.20 with loads more