Prince Harry has had a busy past 24 hours, holding the inaugural Invictus Spirit Awards last night, during which he spoke exclusively to HELLO! The Duke of Sussex has now headed north to Birmingham to launch the INSPIRE education programme.
INSPIRE forms part of an education programme from the Invictus Games, which are due to be held in Birmingham in 2027. The initiative enables teachers to use stories from the Invictus Games in lessons, including in subjects like English, PE and the performing arts.
The Duke's appearance in the city came less than 24 hours after he hosted his special Invictus awards, during which he opened up about his life since returning to the United Kingdom.
Asked by HELLO!'s editor, Jessica Callan, if he had a highlight since his return, he joked: "My highlight so far? Oh, I don't know. Would I dare share it with you? The last two weeks have been… it's been eventful.
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"But, you know, we're getting stuck into the work. Kids are in school. We're happy. And as I said, it's great to be back on British soil, and looking forward to Birmingham next year for the Invictus Games that's coming up."
While last night's event had a black-tie dress code, things were considerably less formal for Harry, as he was seen pulling up to Ninestiles School in a black polo shirt and jeans.
Harry soon got stuck into a game of pickleball during a PE session, and beforehand, he received a small pep talk, while also hearing how INSPIRE was helping the students.
Harry has had plenty of practice with pickleball over the years at Invictus events, and the Duke was thrilled to be getting stuck in with the sport once again.