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This unusual summer included some wonderful success stories.
In Nigeria, a ballet dancer taught poor children to dance.
Some of his students would like to become dance teachers.
In Japan, a monk who also beatboxes made new music.
He made Buddhist prayers famous online.
Gyms in Doha closed during lockdown.
Some took up free running to keep fit and now can't stop.
Covid-19 restrictions also made us think about our mental health.
Life became less social, and many decided to get a dog for company.
These murals were painted to decorate London.
They helped people to enjoy their local areas more.
Scientists used sound waves to make homes peaceful.
This high tech window cancels out city noise.
Barcelona was in lockdown and theatres were empty.
But musicians played classical music to house plants at the opera.
UK emergency services tested out their new superpower.
Paramedics practised flying to save patients in danger.
In El Salvador, this priest learned to farm fish.
This helped feed his community.
Americans left flowers outside the Supreme Court.
Senior judge, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, had died.
The USA got its first ever female vice president.
Kamala Harris remembered the women who had worked for this success.
And in New Zealand, the Prime Minister was re-elected.
She encouraged people to find the energy to keep going.
Things were looking positive as 2020 ended.
The Scottish city of Aberdeen helped the environment.
It now runs buses on hydrogen, not diesel.
Coronavirus lovers travelled to get married.
Their favourite musicians had also married here.
The needs of cities offered reasons to protect the environment.
And Hong Kong started skating, which offered the perfect way to exercise, social distance and make friends.
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