Pupils given teddies as a well done for getting through lockdown

Kate Middleton was “rhapsody in blue” when she and Prince William visited Turning Point, a social care charity, in Scotland on Monday, May 24. The Duchess of Cambridge wore a double-breasted blazer from Zara and paired it with a new pleated skirt from UK-based brand Hope Fashion (according to Us Weekly.) The look was near identical to one that William’s mother, Princess Diana, wore when visiting The Queen’s Medical Center in Nottingham, England, in 1992.

Whenever Kate Middleton makes an appearance our fashion radars start to activate as this is one lady who never fails to disappoint us with her effortless style.Thankfully with lockdown restrictions lifting, we are able to see The Duchess venture out more to public appearance and naturally, we’ve been obsessed with each and every outfit so far.This week Kate joined Prince William as the couple embarked on their royal tour of Scotland and made a bold start on Monday in a vivid blue ensemble.

Duchess Kate is known for taking a style cue from Princess Diana, but her most recent look took more than mere inspiration — it’s simply identical to one her late mother-in-law wore in 1992. 

Kate Middleton and Prince William are in Scotland and the duo just pleased royal watchers with their latest outing. Kate, 39, joined Wills for the first of several days of outings on Monday after he went to engagements solo on Friday.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine On Monday, the Duchess of Cambridge joined her husband Prince William as they started their official tour of Scotland together. William began the week-long visit alone on Friday ahead of Kate, who flew out later.

Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.Harsher punishments must be rolled out for pupils who physically or verbally abuse teachers in Renfrewshire schools, a leading union has demanded.NASUWT Scotland, the teachers’ union is warning that violence and abuse towards teachers is in danger of becoming “normalised” if action is not taken immediately.It comes one year after the Express revealed that a Renfrewshire teacher is assaulted almost

Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.Pupils at Borgue Primary have been enjoying their outdoor lessons in the forest.Christine Clement prepared the forest land on her farm for them to ensure it was safe for pupils to use and from the look on the children’s faces it is easy to see how delighted they are to be outside and how much they appreciate the kindness of Mrs Clement.

As Prince William continues his royal tour of Scotland, on Sunday he visited an Edinburgh facility combatting homelessness, a cause that he shares with late mother Princess Diana.

Amid the royal family drama, Prince William took a moment to share some bittersweet memories of Scotland during a recent visit.

Where he left a piece of his heart. Prince William shared personal memories about Princess Diana’s death as he explained his deep connection to Scotland.

Prince William is in the midst of his royal visit to Scotland, a country that holds both his happiest and most painful memories.

Prince William reflected on his time in Scotland, and how it reminds him of his «saddest memory.»The Duke of Cambridge opened up about finding out about his mother Princess Diana's death while in the country, while speaking with the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland on Saturday during his royal tour.«Scotland is incredibly important to me and will always have a special place in my heart. I've been coming to Scotland since I was a small boy,» he said in video shared by the.

Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, opened up about his connection to Scotland during his opening address at the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. During his royal tour of Scotland, he spoke about how the country holds a special place in his heart.

Prince William is in the midst of his royal visit to Scotland, a country that holds both his happiest and most painful memories.

Prince William has spoken about his "dark days of grief" following his mum Princess Diana's tragic death in a car crash in 1997.The dad-of-three, who recently visited the university he fell in love with Kate Middleton, appeared in Edinburgh on Saturday 22 May and admitted he was in Balmoral when he heard of his mother's passing.The 38 year old said: "In short, Scotland is the source of some of my happiest memories. But, also my saddest.

after a break of almost four years as the new Cabinet Secretary for the Constitution, External Affairs and Culture.Robertson, who won the Edinburgh Central constituency from the Tories earlier this month, will be expected to delivery the Scottish Government's policy on constitutional affairs - the most important of which is delivering an IndyRef2.The First Minister spelled out her belief yesterday that her party has a clear mandate to ask voters to decide once again whether they want to remain

kids and even broke pupils bones, according to former pupils. Former students are lifting the lid on the horrors they claim to have faced as children at Morrison's Academy in Crieff, Perthshire.

justice. This week marks three years since her body was discovered lying face-down in grass, behind a drystone dyke on a remote countryside spot near Dunning in Perthshire.