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Europe's new 'queen' school: Spotlight on UWC Atlantic College

With the news earlier this week that Princess Leonor, the elder daughter of King Felipe and Queen Letizia, will be attending UWC Atlantic College in Wales starting from this autumn, we thought this would be the perfect time to look closer at this unique, community-minded school to find out why it’s currently so popular with the European royals. Princess Leonor, who will begin a two-year study…
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Duchess of Cornwall shows her support for domestic violence awareness programme

The Duchess of Cornwall spoke to domestic violence charity SafeLives about the new government-supported Ask for ANI scheme launched in January that helps domestic violence survivors access support in pharmacies across the United Kingdom with the use of a codeword. Ask for ANI (Action Needed Immediately) was implemented in over 2,000 pharmacies in the UK and allows survivors to signal that they…
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The Duke of Cambridge hops on video call with young UN environmentalists

The Duke of Cambridge spoke with young environmentalists over the weekend, congratulating them on their passion for global change and calling them ‘shining lights’ of the green movement. In a conversation with the 2020 winners of the UN Environmental Programme Young Champions of the Earth, who William was chatting with as part of the Earthshot Prize, he told the group of seven that…
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The Duchess of Cambridge to teachers: "You are doing an amazing job"

The Duchess of Cambridge spoke with a group of teachers at a County Durham school to mark Children’s Mental Health Week, noting the important role that teachers play in their students’ lives and how their mental health is also important. Kate opened the call by asking head teacher Ashleigh Sheridan, “I know the school is open supporting key workers and things like that but I was wondering…
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