Princess Charlotte showed off her archery skills when she made a surprise appearance at the Big Help Out initiative in Slough this morning.
The eight-year-old welcomed the volunteers as she arrived at a local Scouts headquarters with William, 40, Kate, 41, and brothers George, nine, and Louis, five.
After last night’s coronation concert, the family spent hours renovating some Scout cabins for use by local members.
Afterward, the family of five happily participated in some of the activities offered with Boy Scouts, including finger painting, roasting marshmallows and operating an excavator.
While exploring the headquarters, Princess Charlotte also tried her hand at archery – and seemed perfectly comfortable with a plastic bow and arrow.
Princess Charlotte, eight, looked like a pro as she used her plastic bow and arrow at the volunteer event in Slough
Dressed in a £299 cable-knit Ralph Lauren jumper, denim shorts and £20 trainers, Charlotte wore a yellow and purple Scouts tie around her neck.
Kate and Williams’ second child looked like a pro as she operated the bow, keeping her target in mind beforehand.
Charlotte seemed to put all her energy into the task at hand, frowning slightly as she let go of the bow.
Charlotte, who clearly inherited her mother’s athletic talent, managed to hit the bull’s eye on her first try – and blew her brothers out of the park.
After shoveling sand and getting behind the wheel of a JCB, Prince Louis tried shooting with a bow and arrow.
Determined not to accept help, Prince Louis ran back and forth several times to pick up his arrows, hitting the target several times.
The adorable five-year-old grimaced as he studied the target in front of him – trying his best to keep up with his older siblings.
“Come on, Louis, you can do it,” Kate called.
The daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales put all her strength into the task and frowned as she released the bow
Dressed in a pink cable-knit sweater, denim shorts and white sneakers, Charlotte wore a yellow and purple Scouts tie around her neck
Prince Louis, five, was also determined to keep up with his siblings and pulled a vivacious face as he tried his hand at archery
Prince George had both parents babysitting him as he tried his hand at archery this morning
Prince William was on hand to give Prince George some archery tips during the Big Help Out event
When it was Prince George’s turn, he decided to compete against his parents.
But when he tried it out, Prince William shared some tips with his son while looking over his shoulder.
Eventually, the Princess of Wales also tried her hand at the activity. Although the princess had the small benefit of taking an archery lesson during a royal visit to Bhutan in 2016.
While the Princess of Wales smiled broadly as she listened to her instructor, Prince William seemed incredibly serious about the task and seemed incredibly focused as he drew his bow.
Additionally, Kate was seen pushing a wheelbarrow while her youngest son shoveled sand while they helped spruce up a Boy Scout hut in Slough.
The 40-year-old Prince of Wales seemed focused on the task at hand as he wielded a plastic bow and arrow
The Princess of Wales had the small benefit of taking an archery lesson during a royal visit to Bhutan in 2016
As always, Prince Louis was animated as he tried out archery during the volunteer event in Slough
He then took control and steered it expertly while his mother supported his weight.
Charlotte ran away ecstatic to prepare a new path, while George, himself a future king, was observed learning to use a drill.
The couple and their three children were on the road again to celebrate the third day of the king’s coronation and the service life of Charles III. to celebrate.
The Princess of Wales has been joint President of the Scouts since 2020 and the Royals joined volunteers who reset a path, dug a new septic tank, sanded and repainted the front door, fitted planters to the front of the building and put up a mural to Make a lasting impact Legacy of Big Help Out’s work.
The young prince missed the coronation concert last night because his bedtime was over, but he got down to business, operating a mini-JCB on his father’s lap.
Prince Louis takes control of a wheelbarrow while helping his mother, Britain’s Catherine, Princess of Wales, attend the Big Help Out in Slough
Prince George was also at work and was photographed with a drill renovating an old Boy Scout hut
Princess Charlotte and Prince George watched as their little brother and father dug
The Princess of Wales spoke to one person in the crowd and said Charlotte was in third grade at school
William and Kate attended in support of the Big Help Out alongside other senior royals including the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the Princess Royal and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.
The Big Help Out program, which aims to inspire a new generation of volunteers by giving people a taste of what they can achieve, has been endorsed by celebrities across the country.
The program, which aims to inspire a new generation of volunteers by giving people a taste of what they can achieve, has been endorsed by celebrities across the country.
More than 1,500 charities have signed up. The Big Help Out was organized by The Together Coalition and leading charities.