23/06/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Leah and this is Newsround.

Stick around for all of this.

Music lovers are gearing up for Glastonbury.

How wearing a skirt to school has helped these boys.

And find out what's got this gorilla splashing around.

First up, fire safety is being checked at tower

blocks around the UK after the Grenfell Tower

block fire last week.

Some blocks with similar cladding on are having it removed.

Cladding is a covering put around the outside of some buildings

to make them look nicer.

The Police say the cladding on the Grenfell block

failed safety tests.

The Government says that they will take action

if there are any problems and says, "Nobody will be living

in buildings that are unsafe".

The investigation into exactly what happened continues.

And staying with that story, thousands of you have been wearing

green clothes or accessories to school today.

It's part of a big fundraising day called Green for Grenfell to raise

money for the people affected by the fire.

Some of you sent us video messages to say why

you wanted to get involved.

I have decided to wear green to show that I am

thinking of the victims of

Grenfell Tower, and I'm doing this so that I can raise

awareness for the people who have more power to help us, so the

people who can make changes, they can make changes.

I'm wearing green today and and I've donated some money towards the fire

in Grenfell Tower.

I would want this money to be donated to make better

facilities for the people who have been affected by the fire.

As you can see, I've made my own T-shirt

for Grenfell Tower in London.

To show respect all the people who suffered at the fire.

People may be wondering why a school in Birmingham

would be doing this, but we are part of the same country and we are

united.

I raised money for Grenfell Tower, and what I hoped they would

use it for is for houses and teddy bears and toys and new bedrooms.

Today we have launched green for Grenfell Tower, where we released

balloons into the sky and we launched the bake sale to raise

money.

I'm very pleased to be wearing green today, as we're making our

voices heard and also as the fire was such a great tragedy.

It's really nice to see primary school

children going to school today in green to show

that it doesn't matter if

you're old or young.

Everyone is still thinking about the people affected

and showing their love and respect for all of those people.

Now they were told they couldn't wear shorts in the hot weather

so they decided to protest and wear skirts instead.

It was a protest that got lots of people talking,

we told you about it this morning too.

Well, guess what?

The school has looked at the rules and has decided

to let boys wear shorts from next year.

Next - thousands of people have already pitched up tent

at the Glastonbury festival in the South West of England that

gets going properly later.

So after more than 40 years of Glasto here's what you need

to know about this year.

Glastonbury.

One of Britain's biggest music festivals.

It is famous for attracting huge stars.

This pyramid-shaped stage and loads of might.

This is the Festival's 47th anniversary.

It takes place on a field in Somerset.

And when it rains, there's nowhere to hide.

More than 175,000 fans are expected to

sing along from Friday through to midnight on Sunday.

Ed Sheeran is the big headliner, but there are

loads of bands and singers taking part.

Here's just a few.

# I'm only human after all. #

And believe it or not, it's not all about the music.

There are venues for kids and even a cinema tent.

And finally, to a dancing gorilla, well - it is Friday.

Meet Zola.

He lives at Dallas Zoo in the US.

It might just

look like fun but there's a lot more to his moves than you might think.

Zola is taking part in a special swimming session, which helps

provide mental and physical stimulation for animals.

Nice moves!

That's all from me, Newsround's back with Ayshah

tomorrow just before nine.