Test your nature knowledge with this tree-cky quiz.

In a Champions League match between his team, Paris Saint Germain, and Real Sociedad, the French forward managed to run 100m in 10.9 seconds.

Feeling a bit bored? Well don't worry we've got you covered, test your knowledge with our huge quizzes to try out.

Feeling a bit bored? Well don't worry we've got you covered, test your knowledge with our huge quizzes to try out during the holidays.

See how much you know with our Navratri quiz

As Disney celebrates its 100th birthday, how much can you remember about its films?

Lauren Layfield investigates sexism, finding out what it is and how it can affect us.

It has been more than a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Ricky went to Ukraine to speak to children there about how the war has affected them. This is his special report, Ukraine: The Children's Story.

Newsround has been finding out how the cost of living crisis and rising prices have affected children living in the UK.

It's home to the largest collection of childhood objects in the UK and recently reopened to the public after having a little makeover.

Press Packer Sienna tells us all about her residential experience and her top tips for making the most of it.

Newsround's Press Pack is set up to help you tell the world YOUR news from your life: Your passions, your achievements and your local area.

A crimewave has shaken one school to the core...and the culprit? Not exactly who, or WHAT you’d expect.

Press Packers Martha and Greta visit a farm to find out what happens to leftover crops.

Two Press Packers from Northern Ireland tell Newsround all about their gymnastics club and why they're so excited for the 2024 Paris Games.

Families have had to leave their homes and emergency services are helping people as they deal with the impact of the worst flooding in the country for many years.

It has been announced that Strictly Come Dancing Star Amy Dowden will not be returning to this year's series of Strictly.

The government has announced plans to make it illegal to smoke outside schools and hospitals, and in children's playgrounds in England. They have also said that some outdoor places could become vape-free.

Does it seem like there are more spiders around the house right now? And do the spiders you spot seem bigger than those you've seen in recent months? Spider expert, Dr Sara Goodacre, is here with some arachnid answers.

The largest and most advanced wave pool is opening in Scotland giving surfers the chance to ride the waves no matter what the weather.

With less than a day to go until the 2024 US election - here's everything you need to know...

Find out which viral news stories from the US election are real or fake with this quiz.

Donald Trump is set to return to the White House as the next president of the US after winning the 2024 election. What do kids in the US think about the results of the election?

Take our quiz to find out how much you know about President-elect Donald J Trump. But what does the "J" stand for?

De-Graft has this week's Happy News to put a smile on your face. We have an enormous Spider-Man, some happy rodents and a feathered duo brightening up a school.

Nina has our weekly dose of Strange news. We've got some cake, some giant masks and some apples in a bath!

Test your knowledge of recent news with our Quiz of the Week.

Online bullying has become more of a problem now that more people have mobile phones and computers. Find out more about it with Newsround's guide.

This week is the 19th annual Anti-Bullying Week, an event intended to raise awareness about bullying, and share advice about how children, teachers, parents and schools can all help stop it.

Thousands of kids and adults will be wearing odd socks this week and there's a really good reason why!

Ricky shares his experience of being bullied when he was younger and asks an expert, why does someone become a bully?

Nope you're not seeing double! Take a look at the new wax figure of Mary Earps at Madame Tussauds.

After 25 years of presenting BBC Match of the Day, Gary Lineker will be stepping down as the host of the football show at the end of this season. Once a footballer, Gary Lineker has had a long career in the sport. Keep reading to find out more.

It's been an unusual season so far with teams that have previously struggled doing well, and champions Man City losing four in a row!

New research shows the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere from private jets between 2019 and 2023.

It's almost time for Children in Need day! And we want to hear about YOUR plans...

Many schools across the UK will be marking Anti-bullying Week, but what is it all about?

It's World Kindness Day on 13 November. It's a day to remind ourselves of the importance of being kind to others. How are you celebrating?

In this video, Noam Chomsky talks about language at Google as part of the Authors@Google series.

In this question and answer session he discusses a number of topics, but the first is about universal grammar in which he provides an in-depth description of how his ideas on universal grammar have evolved over time.

Another interesting question he answers at the end of the session relates to the effect of email, instant messaging and the like on syntax and grammar (TXT Speak). Hear Chomsky's views on whether this is just a natural part of the evolution of language and how it's affecting our minds.

Things have been quiet in some areas of the site of late and we haven't added many new items.  Sadly, work has been squatting on our lives and eating into time normally spent updating the site.

Here are some links to ESL sites and lesson plans, etc, related to the World Cup.

Originally a western communist who supported Stalin's authoritarianism, usually backed by tanks, the modern tankie supports pretty much any authoritarian government or dictatorship that opposes the West.

"Thief don’t like to see thief carry long bag" means that a dishonest person dislikes competition from other like-minded persons.

Editor's note:  There are a few variations of this idiom found online, such as "Tief nuh like si neda man wid long bag" and "Thief neva like fi see thief with long bag", but they all express the same idea.

Softly, softly, catchee monkey is a variation of "Softly, softly, catchee monkey". It is an Ashanti (Ghana) proverb quoted by Lord Robert Baden-Powell, Founder of the Boy Scouts.

From the people of Ghana, Baden-Powell learnt the phrase `softly softly catchee monkey' - and he learnt that he could get the best work out of his force by dividing it into small groups, or patrols, and giving responsibility to the captain of each group.

It's discussed in Eric Partridge's "Dictionary of Catch Phrases." Partridge says it means "Gently does it!" and probably appeared in the late 19th century. Origin is hazy because the phrase was largely "neglected by the editors of the relevant works of reference." Partridge quotes a paraphrase by Wilfred Granville, "Dictionary of Theatrical Terms" (1952): "Stalk your prey carefully; or, generally, to achieve an object by quiet application."

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