Prince William and Kate Middleton Visit Scotland, Engage in Outdoor Activities Promoting Mental Health

The royals' Scotland visit sheds light on rural mental health supports, showcases work of Outfit Moray charity and features candid moments connecting with children.

During their visit to Scotland, Prince William and Kate Middleton engaged in various outdoor activities with the Outfit Moray charity, delivering life-changing outdoor learning and adventure activity programs, including mountain biking and rock climbing, to young people.
Kate Middleton showed her nurturing side when she comforted a young boy who fell off his bike during the activities, encouraging him to try again, which was highly appreciated by Martin Collins, the acting head of the primary school.
The royal couple not only engaged in sports activities but also took the time to talk to the children about their favorite sports and shared a bit about their own life, reinforcing their connection with the young ones.
In addition to the cycling activity, the couple's visit in Scotland also included a stop at Brodieshill Farm where they learnt about initiatives aiming to support young people’s mental health and the challenges of growing up in an isolated environment.
Even though the couple had a packed agenda, they made sure to interact with onlookers, accepting gifts, admitting to snaps, and making the day memorable not only for the students but also for the local community.