The Duchess of Cambridge arrives at Robin Hood Primary School

Donning a chic winter outfit, she visited pupils to celebrate a decade of Royal Horticultural Society Campaign's for school gardening today.

Dressed in winter boots, black jeans and a dark jacket, she was pictured holding a bunch of flowers as she met kids at Robin Hood Primary School, Kingston, London.
The RHS Campaign for School Gardening inspires and supports schools to provide children with gardening opportunities to enhance their skills and boost their development.
Their work with schools has shown the direct benefits of gardening for children include improving physical and mental well-being, building life skills such as confidence, teamwork and communication, and encouraging a better and healthier lifestyle.
The project is also aimed at teaching about the environment and sustainability, helping young people engage with their surroundings better and develop a sense of responsibility, enhancing literacy, numeracy and oracy skills, and enriching the curriculum.