little boy in wheelchair who ends up saving a school bus filled with his classmates

Bobby Boucher is a water boy for a struggling college football team. The coach discovers Boucher's hidden rage makes him a tackling machine whose bone-crushing power might vault his team into the playoffs.

Narrated by award-winning actress Uma Thurman, The Way Up chronicles what it means to play for a cause for Super Bowl champion and Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long, whose legacy of service stretched from villages in Tanzania to communities across the U.S.​ The Waterboys and Chris Long Foundation work to provide clean, accessible drinking water to communities in need. As a part of that effort, the "Conquering Kili" program unites combat veterans and NFL alumni toward the common goal of conquering Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, while raising funding for wells that transform communities through the gift of clean water.

A school bus driver explains to an interested elementary student the different ways to evacuate a school bus.

In a car accident, the boy loses his parents and is confined to a wheelchair. Becoming the creator of his world and his destiny, the young hero overcomes personal tragedy.

Martin gets on the bus for his first day at his new school. Though he is anxious, his nerves quickly part as he meets Sofie who wastes no time to welcome him. Despite the two not being in the same grade at school, their interactions on the school bus form a flourishing friendship that lasts a lifetime.

A bank robber and his boy make a run for it during winter in a bus full of children.

In Yongsheng Town, there is an AI school bus that belongs exclusively to Sunshine Forest Kindergarten. He is smart, brave and full of wisdom. He is not only a hero in the hearts of children, but also an indispensable mentor and helpful friend to them. He is the school bus Goethe. Whenever children encounter difficulties, the school bus Goethe immediately transforms into a fire truck, police car, ambulance, rescue boat and airplane to rush to the scene, using various interesting props to resolve crises and answer children's questions.

School. School playground. Classes are over, and students are having fun and noisily leaving school. The rain has just ended on the street, and there are many puddles on the asphalt. And on the passage itself - the largest and widest puddle, it is almost impossible to get around without getting your feet wet. Teenagers gather in flocks and think about how to overcome the puddle. A boy in a wheelchair appears, followed by a teenage girl. It is obvious that the guy likes the girl, and he likes him. The boy smiles and deftly puts the heroine on his lap, and, to the surprise of his classmates, transports the heroine through a large puddle in a wheelchair.

Kids work to restore an old School bus

A boy learns how to correctly ride the school bus.