The Duchess of Cambridge shone a light on children's mental health on Tuesday as she paid a visit to two schools in London. Kate, who is patron of Place2Be, showed her support for the charity's Children's Mental Health Week, which is marked every year.
Kate first visited Lavender Primary School in Enfield, north London where she bonded with parents about the challenges of putting in place good routines for their children. The mother-of-three, who has a love of sports, also watched youngsters take part in the school's very active Daily Mile challenge.
The second school Kate visited was the Alperton Community School in Brent. The royal was introduced to the woman named as the world's best teacher, Andria Zafirakou. Ms Zafirakou, an arts and textiles teacher who was awarded an MBE in the New Year Honours list, helped redesign the school's curriculum and often spends time visiting students' homes to provide additional support.
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