23/08/2017 Newsround

Good morning!

I'm Jenny, live with all the top stories this Wednesday.

Coming up!

England's rugby team reach the World Cup Final.

And the little koala who needed a bit of help from its mum.

Good morning!

First, it was an amazing night for England, as they reached

the final of the Women's Rugby World Cup.

Meg Jones scored this try, meaning a victory against France in Belfast.

The final score was 20-3.

They'll play New Zealand for the world title on Saturday.

More good news - England are through to the semi-finals

of the Women's Euro Hockey Championships in Amsterdam.

The defending champions beat Scotland 2-0 to reach the last four.

Celtic are through to the group stages of the Champions League,

after an away match against Astana.

Despite losing the 2nd leg tie 4-3 in Kazakhstan,

they were 8-4 winners on aggregate.

The draw for the group stages is being made tomorrow.

Next, to the city of Mosul, in Iraq.

There have been fierce battles there since 2014,

and hundreds of thousands of families have had

to leave their homes.

This is the story of one girl, who's rebuilding her life

in a refugee camp.

Mosul - the second-largest city in Iraq.

Until recently, the city was controlled by the extremist

Islamist group that calls itself Islamic State.

Islamic State has killed a lot of people in Iraq

and neighbouring Syria.

It's also claimed responsibility for deadly attacks around the world,

including here in the UK.

At the start of this year the Iraqi Army won

back the city of Mosul.

But to escape the fighting, hundreds of thousands

were forced to flee the city, leaving everything behind.

Now those people are trying to rebuild their lives.

Like Arwa.

TRANSLATION: My name is Arwa, I am 10 years old.

She grew up in Mosul.

Because of the fighting, I stopped going to school.

We fled our village because of the bombing.

When we first got here, it was difficult for us.

Then I became happy.

Now she's living here

in this refugee camp, which was set up to help

the people who left.

Along with hundreds of other children, she's taking

part in special lessons.

Arwa says the mindfulness and meditation helps her to focus

on something other than war.

She says they make her smile again.

We started to draw, play and learn.

They teach us how to play games.

This tent is Arwa's classroom - a big change to the place

she used to call school.

But spending time with other children and learning new things has

had a big impact on her life.

When I grow up, I want to be a teacher so I can

help other children.

Now, some of you are already back at school -

but for others, the summer holiday is only just coming to an end.

It can be a little nerve-racking, especially for those of you starting

high school for the first time.

But don't worry - these guys sent us some top tips, to help you out.

When it is a Friday, don't act excited because the teachers

will more likely keep you later, so you miss your bus,

so you have to stay at school later.

If you're feeling nervous, you should go and talk to someone

because that's what I did in the first couple of weeks,

and it made me feel a lot more confident about it all.

Don't feel stressed.

It's going to be bigger than primary school,

and it takes a while to get used to it, but after a while you

will get used to it.

Be loud and confident with your answer, instead

of just being like, oh, is it this?

Behave.

Do your homework.

Do as the teacher asks.

Try and make as many new friends who do not go

to your primary as you can.

On the first day, don't be by yourself.

Go and find new people, make new friends.

First impressions of teachers are really important

because the teacher will base how your behaviour is off

that first impression.

And you don't have a first impression twice, so you should

behave really well.

We have much more on heading back to school online,

where you can watch students explain how they feel about it,

using emojis.

That's also where you can find out the new line up for Strictly,

and see the best pictures from the Young Bird

Photographer of the Year.

The Blind Football European Championships is taking

place in Berlin.

This is England against France - and watch number 5, Daniel English.

Spectacular stuff.

In blind football the players wear masks to take account

of different levels of sight, and the ball makes a noise

so the players can find it.

England won 7-0.

The tournament is still going on.

Finally, we all need a bit of help from our mums sometimes -

and it seems koalas are no different!

This little joey in Australia, got itself into a spot of bother,

when it got stuck under a wire fence.

And who dropped in to the rescue?

Yes, it was Mum!

A wildlife expert was called out, but Mum took care of it,

and the koala was fine.

It was soon back up in the tree getting a cuddle.

That's all from the team for now, Newsround's back right

here at 4.20pm with Martin.

Don't forget to head online for loads more,

including our quiz of the week - if you can answer question two,

I'll be super impressed.

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