Half-term is approaching and like many families, the Cambridges are planning on heading off for a family break.
William, Kate and their three children are set to spend half-term together at their lavish home in Norfolk.
The family often stay at their home Anmer Hall during their time away from school and royal engagements.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte will enjoy their days off from school and nursery at the 10-bedroom Georgian mansion in the countryside.
Kate and William’s home, which was a wedding gift from Queen Elizabeth, has a tennis court, swimming pool and plenty of land for the youngsters to explore.
Both Kate and William have been busy with royal engagements as of late so there’s no doubt the parents are looking forward to spending some well-needed time in the countryside with their family.
The Duchess of Cambridge recently unveiled her Back to Nature Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show. The mum-of-three has been busy working on the project with architects Andrée Davies and Adam White of Davies White Landscape Architects.
Prince William has been busy working on his mental health campaign. The dad is incredibly passionate about encouraging the public to talk about their mental health issues. He recently sat down with members of the sporting community for A Royal Team Talk.
The future King of England spoke to England Manager Gareth Southgate and footballers Peter Crouch, Thierry Henry, Danny Rose and Jermaine Jenas to tackle the importance of talking about men’s mental health.
The Cambridge family are certainly going to make the most of their time off during half-term.
