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When she first arrived, Kate, who is known for her competitive streak, took part in an outdoor game to relax everyone, joining some of the eight students aged 11-14 being supported by the trust, while the former sports star joined the remaining pupils on an opposing team. The eight pupils from St Katherine’s School in Bristol were taking part in the On Track To Achieve programme, delivered by their athlete mentor, Paralympic gold medallist Liz Johnson. It pairs world-class athletes with youngsters who may have lack confidence or have other issues, so the sportsmen or women can pass on their winning mindset and help the children develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed in life. Kate takes part in a game of bean-bag noughts and crosses (Image: Kin Cheung/PA) Read more: Kate Middleton's dress at concert had 'hidden symbolism'Ĭommenting about the pupils’ chat with the princess today, Dame Kelly said she posed a question about Kate’s three children asking if she saw different “traits” in them, and the royal replied “Oh yes, definitely”. A school group shared footage of the exchange, tweeting: 'Wow - a right royal surprise for students waiting for a train home with us today HRH The Princess of Wales taking time to say hello & ask the children about their trip was a better end to the day than we could ever have planned!'

Asked if she wanted to be a “royal” by a pupil, the princess replied it was something she had not expected but she “fell in love” with William.ĭuring her visit to the region, Kate also took the time to stop to wave and talk to fans on the platform at Bath Spa train station.

When the princess sat down for a chat with a group of schoolgirls from St Katherine’s School in Bristol, supported by the charity, she opened up the floor to questions about herself. Kate made the admission when she joined a Dame Kelly Holmes Trust event in Bath and took on the double Olympic champion at a game of bean-bag noughts and crosses – but came out second best. The Princess of Wales told Bristol pupils that becoming a member of the royal family was something she never expected – but then she met and “fell in love” with Prince William.

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