20/07/2017 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Ayshah, and you're live with Newsround.

It was an incredible night for England at the Women's Euros

in the Netherlands last night, possibly one Scotland

England hammered them 6-0 at Utrecht.

The BBC's Ben Mundy was there and sent us this from the stadium.

So it's the England fans who are going home happier here, their team

just too strong for Scotland. Arsenal's Jody Taylor scored a

hat-trick. The atmosphere inside the stadium was brilliant, lots of

cheering and singing, even from the Scotland fans, who will be

disappointed with the result, but this is the first tournament their

side has taken part in, and they have two games left to go to get

things right. As for England, they now top the group and other

countries here at Euro 2017 will be taking notice of how well they

played. There was better news for Scotland

in the World Para Athletics Sammi Kinghorn added a bronze medal

to the gold she's already won And Maria Lyle won her second bronze

in the T35 100 metres. That leaves Great Britain third

in the medals table, and there's loads more

coming up today. So what are these kids

looking forward to most? I'm really looking forward to the

running. And also, like, the long johns. Jumping, and I can't wait to

see all the other athletic teams were going to see. I am most looking

forward to the races, the jumping. I am most looking forward to having a

look at the running, because I never got a chance to, but I have seen the

adverts of the Olympics the full, and I am hoping to see them.

Some of you might learn different languages at school,

but did you know there are schools in Wales where Welsh is spoken

So, in Welsh, we learn a theme, science, maths. We also will do work

in English, like writing letters for our theme and stuff like that. I

really liked the fact that the Welsh language, it is something that not

many people can speak. I think it is important for more people to learn

Welsh, because it is an amazing language. Are usually speak English

at home, even though my mum speaks Welsh, I usually speaking this.

Sometimes you would be talking Welsh to one person over the table, and

then you carry on, like, excuse me. It is excusing sometimes.

At the further Welsh language because the English is a lot more

known and it is nice to be of the speak a second language. And now the

Welsh government say they want more people to speak the language, and

they say getting children involved is a big part of their plan. At most

schools in Wales using Lish as the main language and only teach Welsh

in a few lessons, so do kids from one of those schools think any

differently? I'm off on my way to find out. We do learn some Welsh,

that can be hard, but when you know the words it is easy, so you can

just repeated. So, each term, we have a different subject to do with

Welsh. Probably about two hours. Yes, two lessons a week in school.

It is quite tricky. With certain words it is quite tricky. Would you

learn Toomua -- like to learn more? Yes. Yes. If you don't want to come

you don't have to. It is quite astonishing how at one school in

Wales, all the children will speak Welsh pretty fluently, and then just

30 minutes down the road most of the children at this school don't really

speak the language at all, but the whole point is to get more children

to speak Welsh. That is all from me. Thanks for watching.

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