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| Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (second left), ices cupcakes during a Cub Scout Pack meeting with cubs from the Kings Lynn District, in Kings Lynn, eastern England, on Dec 14, 2016, to celebrate 100 years of Cubs. The Duchess attended a special Cub Scout Pack meeting with Cubs from the Kings Lynn District to celebrate 100 years of Cubs. Cub Scouting was co-founded by Robert Baden-Powell and Vera Barclay on the 16th December 1916. (BEN STANSALL / POOL / AFP) |
The Duchess of Cambridge attended a special meeting on Wednesday with children from Kings Lynn, England, to celebrate 100 years of Cub Scouts in Britain.
Prince William's wife Kate took part in icing "cub cakes" for the occasion, as the children participated in games and activities promoting ideas of looking after themselves and others physically and emotionally.
The event came ahead of Friday's official centenary of the Cub Scouts, an extracurricular organization helping youth develop teamwork and leadership skills, which will be celebrated with a series of events held nationwide.
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| Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, gives a high-five to a cub scout who showed her how to support a broken arm during a Cub Scout Pack meeting with cubs from the Kings Lynn District, in Kings Lynn, Britain, Dec 14, 2016, during an event to celebrate 100 years of Cubs. (Photo/Agencies) |
