William and Kate today helped children prepare food around a campfire as they visited an outdoor primary school on their latest royal trip.
The Prince and Princess of Wales looked right at home as they threw themselves into action at a Forest School in Hereford, where pupils attend once a week to learn in a woodland environment.
Run by Madley Primary School, it also allows children to be taught about key issues like environmental awareness, conservation and woodland management.
The royal couple, who were gifted books for their children, George, Charlotte and Louis on arrival, took part in skimming bark off logs before crouching down and using a saw to help make a tree den.
But there were laughs when an enthusiastic William accidentally knocked a branch off the den while inspecting it, before hastily putting it back in its place.
Before leaving the site, they told staff and pupils: ‘More schools need the opportunity to do things like this.’
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