12/07/2017 Newsround

Hello, I'm Jenny and this is your wednesday morning news update.

Johanna Konta is through to the Wimbledon semi finals.

I'm a very special school in Scotland. Keep watching to find out

what school life is like here. First to massive news

from Wimbledon, and Johanna Konta She's gone further in the singles

than any British woman It's hard to think that

Johanna Konta had only won one match Now, after her nail-biting victory

over Simona Halep, she's just two I've always believed in my own

ability, and I've always dreamt big, but I don't give myself

too much time to dream. She lost the first

set on a tie-break. Not playing badly, she just needed

to find a winning combination. Relying on a powerful serve

and a booming backhand seemed It worked, and she came back

to win the second set, so it went to a third set

to decide the match. Inside Centre Court,

they tried to raise the roof. Outside, a little rain wasn't

going to stop the celebrations. She had done it - the first British

woman into the semifinals since The former champion

was in the crowd to watch. Konte is now the favourite to win,

but standing in her way tomorrow is five-time champion

Venus Williams, but first, a quick selfie with new fans

and a few older ones, too. Awesome news, congratulations,

Johanna Konta. And defending champion Andy Murray

will be in action later on today to try and secure his place

in the semi finals. He'll face American player

Sam Querry this afternoon. What's it like to have your whole

school in just one class? Well, on the tiny island of Muck

in Scotland there's only one This is the only school on a tiny

island called Muck, in Scotland. Right, one, two, three,

four, five, six, seven, And there is one teacher

who teaches everyone. Well, it is a bit

different from my school. I remember there being

over 20 people in one class, but here, there's nine,

and this is the whole school. I like being the oldest

because I like helping people out. Like, if somebody was left out

and was sad because they didn't get to play, I make sure

that they are joined in the game. They do lots of lessons outside,

as well as daily chores. Today we will be collecting

the water for the hens and giving them new

water and new food. We're, like, building

a habitat, which is a thing We're just finding it

on the ground, because we are not going to pick any

plants, so they don't die. From Forest School to another

classroom, the beach. We are looking for birds'

footprints in the sand, so we can put Plaster of Paris

mould on it and bring it back to school to look at it and see

the different shape of the foot. What is the best thing

about life on the island? You can jump off the old pier,

that one there, all the way into the sea.

I've done that. I like living on the

island because it is not like a big city where loads

of people know about it, There's more to this

field than meets the eye. Can you solve the mystery

of the maze made from... It's a curious case,

but this field of Leicester has a collection of mysterious pathways

the size of four and a half football pitches, and every year

it has a new design, It might look a bit

corn-fusing up close, but like every good detective,

you need to look at the big picture. Follow the twists and turns

of the case over the three miles of pathways, and see if you can spot

a pattern emerging. Over the summer the plants

will grow even taller, People will be able to take

on the case and solve the mystery themselves when it opens to visitors

in a few weeks' time. And for loads more amazing stories

go online, take a look at some incredible drone photographs,

find out all about the new Lion King live-action film, and,

if you like animals, you can see the whale

and dolphins playing around. That's all from me, Newsround's

back with Ricky at 4.20. Things are getting galactic

in brand-new Little Roy next. Yeah. Do

you remember when I called you, like, "I've just seen a massive

UFO"?