Princess Kate commenced her second day in Italy with a visit to a preschool that emphasizes a nature-centric learning approach. The Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Reggio Emilia for a fact-finding mission related to her work in early childhood development.
During her morning engagements, Kate interacted with children and educators at the Salvador Allende preschool to gain insights into the Reggio Emilia Approach, which underscores the significance of nature in early learning. She participated in outdoor activities with the children, including attending their morning assembly and engaging in art projects.
While at the school, Kate interacted with the students, showcasing her Italian language skills and immersing herself in the educational environment. She also explored the school’s garden, observing plants and playing musical instruments with the children.
For her visit, the Duchess chose to support Italian designers, wearing an outfit by Blaze Milano and accessorizing with jewelry from Atelier Molayem. The Salvador Allende Scuola dell’infanzia emphasizes outdoor learning and environmental education, featuring a garden with various natural elements.
Kate’s visit to Italy was met with a warm reception from royal fans, who gathered in the city’s main square to welcome her. She engaged with the community, conversing with locals and learning about their efforts to promote the Reggio Emilia method.
Reflecting on her day, Princess Kate expressed her admiration for the Reggio Emilia approach and the city’s commitment to early childhood education. She commended the local community for their dedication to nurturing young learners and preserving this innovative educational philosophy.
To stay updated on royal news and exclusives, consider joining our Royal WhatsApp group or subscribing to the Mirror’s Royal newsletter for the latest updates delivered to your inbox.
