12/07/2017 Newsround

You're watching Newsround - Charlotte in the studio

A nursery school with big ideas. Ariana Grande gets a special award,

and some special news from Antarctica... First, two tennis, and

some shocking breaking news for you in the last half-hour, as Andy

Murray has been knocked out of Wimbledon in the quarterfinals. He

was the defending champion but appeared to be suffering an injury

as he was being beaten by the American player Sam Querrey on

Centre Court. Bad luck, Andy. Staying with the tennis, but this

time some news to celebrate, with Johanna Konta smashing your way into

the quarterfinals. Here's what happened yesterday. It is hard to

think Johanna Konta had only won one match at Wimbledon before this year.

Now after her win against Simona Halep she is just two wins away from

the title. I have always dreamt big, but I don't give myself too much

time to dream. I am more focused on the work. And it wasn't easy. She

lost the first set on a tie-break. Not playing badly, but she just

needed to find the winning combination. Relying on a powerful

serve and a booming backhand seemed as good a plan as any.

It worked and she came back to win the second set, so it went to a

third to decide the match. Inside Centre Court, they tried to

raise the roof. Outside, a little rain was not going to stop the

celebrations. She had done it! The first British woman into the

semifinals since Virginia Wade. And the former champion was in the crowd

to watch. Konta is now the favourite to win, but standing in a way

tomorrow is five-time champion Venus Williams. But first, a quick selfie

with new fans, and a few older ones as well!

STUDIO: All eyes are on her tomorrow. Next, to a nursery school

with a difference, here is Jenny to tell us more. It is ready happening

in the United States, Canada and Japan. And now at this care home in

south London, they are opening a nursery, with the children will

spend time with all people who live there every day as part of the

curriculum. When it officially opens in September it will be the first of

its kind in the UK. From singing to sport, there is something everyone

can be involved with. This local nursery already have weekly visits

and have been getting to know the residents. 97-year-old Fay is

definitely a fan. The singing, the dancing, the games. It is fabulous.

And for most of the residents that go, they have a great time. As an

old person, it is great to see the new human being is growing and

growing slowly into people, and to maturity. It is a wonderful thing.

Very privileged. It is hoped this new style of nursery will benefit

young and old, so you never know - the next time you're younger brother

or sister starts nursery in the future, they could have some new

playmates. That looks fun, doesn't it? Singer Ariana Grande is to

become an honorary citizen of the city of Manchester. It is a thank

you from the city for the way she responded to the arena attack in

May. Ariana organised the One Love concept which raised ?3 million for

victims of the attack. Next, if you think you know your way around a

maze, you might need to think again. Check out this field with a bit of a

difference. This maze is in the shape of Sherlock Holmes, no less!

How cool is that? Amazing. Finally, one of the biggest icebergs ever

recorded has just broken away from Antarctica and the South Pole.

Scientists were expecting it, having studied a large crack and ice for

more than ten years. It is estimated to cover an area of roughly 6000

square kilometres, about a quarter of the size of Wales! And if you

want to know more about that huge iceberg, check out our website where

you will find out all the details. That is it for me. Newsround is