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Duchess Of Cambridge Helps Young Scouts Learn What It Is Like To Live With Disability

Duchess Of Cambridge Helps Young Scouts Learn What It Is Like To Live With Disability

by The Daily Eye Team January 2 2015, 11:28 am Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 47 secs

Her Royal Highness, who is an occasional volunteer with the Scout Association, was reduced to giggles as she joined the youngsters who were having a practical lesson in living with a disability.
And she even donned a blindfold and tried to decorate a cupcake with icing while being helped by one of the scouts. The Duchess had travelled to the Old Ford Primary School in London’s East End to act as an assistant at the weekly evening meeting of the 23rd Popular Beaver Scout Colony. Her Royal Highness had come to help 20 six to eight-year-old beavers earn their disability awareness badges and clearly enjoyed the experience of trying to eat a chocolate bar while wearing a boxing glove on her right hand. She laughed as she first tried to pick up the sweet treat before cutting it up with a fork and when she succeeded put the morsel in her mouth.

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