18/09/2016 Newsround

Hello, I'm Martin live in Rio with a special Newsround

on the final day of the Paralympic Games.

I'm right in the middle of the action here in Brazil

where Paralympics GB have achieved their best medal haul

Britain now have 147 medals with six more golds won on day ten.

The final night of competition and a day which didn't

The pool, like the velodrome, is where Para GB seem to dominate.

Ollie Hynd was the first to kick things off, winning the 200 metre

medley, his second in Rio and in world record time too.

Hannah Russell followed it up with her second gold as well.

In the 200 metre individual medley, Jessica Jane Applegate managed

silver with Bethany Firth in top spot.

13-year-old Abby Kane, yes, 13, will return to school next week,

a Paralympic silver medallist, how about that?

15-year-old Ellie Robinson won bronze in the pool as well,

And the team dreams don't end there, Jess Stretton was on target

in the archery, mixing sporting gold with her GCSE studies.

Britain bagged silver and bronze in the same event.

Meanwhile, on the track, Maria Lyle won bronze

A day after winning 400 metre gold, Paul Blake took home

Then just when you thought it couldn't get any better

for Paralympics GB, Dame Sarah Storey, Britain's most

decorated female Paralympian won her third Rio gold with victory

Now, the fact that this city is hosting the Paralympics means

that over the last few weeks loads of people with a range

of disabilities have come to Rio to compete.

I have found it quite difficult sometimes getting up-and-down

pavements and in and out of buildings.

like for disabled people who live here?

I've been to meet 11-year-old Davizinho who says Rio

is really hard to get around for people like him.

This school is in one of the poorer parts of Rio but they're doing

Through the power of sports and games, they are bringing disabled

TRANSLATION: I really enjoy playing with football, it is a lot of fun.

TRANSLATION: My favourite part was when we were playing

with the ball and it was going all over the place and I had to get

TRANSLATION: I like the run because you get to feel

We were able to have a lot of fun, cheer and wind.

TRANSLATION: Having a sister with disability is cool.

She plays like everybody else and she is just like everybody else.

TRANSLATION: It is great having people with disabilities

The important thing is to help one another so sometimes if they forget

What has it been like having the Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro?

This is my first Olympics but I was too young for the other

one and so it has been incredible, really a privilege to watch.

And it shows how the people of Rio are great fans.

The city is more colourful and vibrant, it is exciting

That was not that story, it was some schoolkids in Rio bringing

able-bodied and disabled kids together.

Now, Paralympics GB have won an incredible 64 gold

And one of those gold medallists is para-canoeist Emma Wiggs,

Congratulations on the gold. How does it feel? Quite heavy, actually!

An incredible experience to be part of the team that have done so well.

How has Rio been treating you? Amazing. The people of Rio and the

volunteers and everybody has been so helpful, we have been treated like

stars and everyone has been brilliant. What will you do with a

medal? It happens in an ice box but it will be out and about hopefully

going to schools to see the kids. Thank you very much for coming in

and talking to us and congratulations. Enjoy the closing

ceremony. That's nearly it

from the team in Rio. The Paralympics come to a end

tonight with a spectacular I have met some great athletes and

seen some great sporting moments. The people of Rio have been

fantastic. I will see back in the UK goodbye.