The Duchess of Cambridge will take a trip down memory lane as she visits her old school today.
The future Queen of England armed herself with a hockey stick today and relived her childhood days at her preparatory school in Berkshire. High heels and a fashionable outfit didn't stop the Duchess of Cambridge taking to the playing field and giving the ball a good whack!
The Duchess was a pupil there for nearly ten years when her family returned to West Berkshire in 1986 after spending two-and-a-half years in Jordan. Our reporter Mel Bloor has more.
The future Queen of England armed herself with a hockey stick and relived her childhood days at her preparatory school in Berkshire. High heels and a fashionable outfit didn't stop the Duchess of Cambridge taking to the playing field and giving the ball a good whack!
The future Queen of England armed herself with a hockey stick today and relived her childhood days at her preparatory school in Berkshire. High heels and a fashionable outfit didn't stop the Duchess of Cambridge taking to the playing field and giving the ball a good whack!
The Duchess of Cambridge receives flowers from Caitlin Rock during a visit to her old preparatory school, St Andrew's School in Pangbourne, Berkshire.
Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Cambridge, has taken a trip down memory lane and is visiting her former school in Berkshire this lunchtime.
Kate Middleton is joining pupils at St Andrew's School in Pangbourne where she was a pupil from1986 to 1995. She is there to take part in traditional St Andrew's Day celebrations.
The Duchess of Cambridge will take a trip down memory lane as she visits her old school today.
Kate will have a trip down memory lane when she returns to St Andrew's School in Pangbourne, Berkshire.
The Duchess attended the private school for Years five to right from 1986 until 1995.
Kate will join pupils for St Andrew's Day, which the school traditionally marks with a day of activities.
The institution takes both boys and girls aged from three to 13 and pupils can also board.
The Duchess, now a future queen, was predominantly a day girl at St Andrew's but in her later years also boarded for part of the week.