The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge undertook two engagements celebrating the Commonwealth on March 22nd, ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in April. This was her final engagement before she gives birth to her third child next month.
Today, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are undertaking engagements celebrating Commonwealth, ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) taking place in London next month.
Thank you for the amazing welcome @chobhamacademy! pic.twitter.com/FZGUu8dy3M
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) March 22, 2018
Today, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are undertaking engagements celebrating Commonwealth, ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) taking place in London next month.
Thank you for the amazing welcome @chobhamacademy! pic.twitter.com/FZGUu8dy3M
Their Royal Highnesses arrive at the @CopperBoxArena to join a @TeamSportsAid event.
SportsAid is the only national charity of its kind – helping young British sportsmen & women who are aspiring to be the country's next Olympic, Paralympic, Commonwealth & World Champions. pic.twitter.com/Ui2iulVPFL
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) March 22, 2018
Their Royal Highnesses arrive at the @CopperBoxArena to join a @TeamSportsAid event.
SportsAid is the only national charity of its kind – helping young British sportsmen & women who are aspiring to be the country's next Olympic, Paralympic, Commonwealth & World Champions. pic.twitter.com/Ui2iulVPFL
Every year @TeamSportsAid supports over 1,000 athletes.
The charity also helps develop other vital skills for athletes, such as media training, nutritional advice & performance lifestyle guidance. pic.twitter.com/UvV1OCwtcE
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) March 22, 2018
Every year @TeamSportsAid supports over 1,000 athletes.
The charity also helps develop other vital skills for athletes, such as media training, nutritional advice & performance lifestyle guidance. pic.twitter.com/UvV1OCwtcE
The Duke and Duchess began the day at a SportsAid event at the Copper Box in the Olympic Park, where they watched a wheelchair basketball session and met the players, some of whom hope to compete in the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in which the sport will feature for the first time. Finally, the Duke and Duchess took part in a Commonwealth Quiz in which athletes, coaches and supporters will be questioned on their knowledge of the Commonwealth Games.
Next, at St Luke's Community Centre, Their Royal Highnesses take part in preparations for a #CommonwealthBigLunch.
All today’s recipes have come from Commonwealth countries! pic.twitter.com/NIEEJRdedX
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) March 22, 2018
Next, at St Luke's Community Centre, Their Royal Highnesses take part in preparations for a #CommonwealthBigLunch.
All today’s recipes have come from Commonwealth countries! pic.twitter.com/NIEEJRdedX
In the lead up to #CHOGM2018, The Big Lunch project is inviting people from across the Commonwealth to join together with their neighbours in an act of community & friendship.
Find out how you can get involved: https://t.co/dbwRDyYMGs pic.twitter.com/BVj6AVqHjL
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) March 22, 2018
In the lead up to #CHOGM2018, The Big Lunch project is inviting people from across the Commonwealth to join together with their neighbours in an act of community & friendship.
Find out how you can get involved: https://t.co/dbwRDyYMGs pic.twitter.com/BVj6AVqHjL
Then, the Duke and Duchess took part in preparations for a Commonwealth Big Lunch at St Luke’s Community Centre, where they were given a briefing on the work of the community centre in the café, meeting staff and volunteers. They took part in a recipe workshop and discussion in the kitchen with service users, who regularly discuss their favourite dishes and what inspires them to make them.