Duchess Kate and Prince William are ringing in the holiday season with some special visits! The royal couple recently embarked on their royal train tour around the United Kingdom, which saw them make a stop at a school in England on Monday to partake in some festive fun!
Kate and William join students and teachers in lesson
Duchess Kate and Prince William paid a visit to Holy Trinity Church of England First School in Berwick-upon-Tweed. As People reports, they joined students and staff in a holiday-themed outdoor lesson. "It's freezing!" William remarked, despite being bundled up in his jacket and scarf.
While Kate and William could be seen enjoying themselves during the festive activity, there was also an important reason behind their visit! That's because as People shares, the royal couple wanted to have the opportunity to personally commend teachers for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.
Kate and William meet trio of reindeer at school
Kate and William were also introduced to some special animals during the time they spent outside at the English school! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had the opportunity to get up close with a trio of reindeer— Chaz, Crackers, and 6-month-old Echols— in an encounter that was recorded by ITV's Lizzie Robinson.
As People mentions, Duchess Kate and Prince William's school visit wasn't their first stop on Monday! Earlier on in the day, the royal couple were named as patrons of NHS Charities Together at the Scottish Ambulance Service in Edinburgh. Wales is the next destination on Kate and William's journey, where they will continue to express their gratitude and join in on some holiday fun!
See more photos from Duchess Kate and Prince William's visit to Holy Trinity Church of England First School in Berwick-upon-Tweed here!
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