Recognising the work of The Amos Bursary during Black History Month.
Meeting scholars and alumni of the programme, which helps talented young people in the black community develop the skills, confidence and connections to fulfil their potential.
Inspiring to hear about their ambitions and the impact that opportunity, support and strong networks can have in helping young people thrive.
He simply fits in everywhere, my Future King😍🥰
The Prince of Wales met with scholars and alumni of Amos Bursary today, to spotlight the programme’s support to the next generation of Black British leaders.
Founded by Baroness Valerie Amos and Colleen Amos, The Amos Bursary is a charity that supports high-achieving young people of African and Caribbean heritage to realise their full potential.
So much mirth in these pictures, you cannot help but smile along❤️
#PrinceofWales
📹Rebecca English
And a big applause to Dr. Sophie Chandauka who bravely stood up to bullying and abuse.
She didn't compromise her dignity to satisfy the Sussex PR Mafia machine.
Harry and Meghan Markle thought they could silence her, but she said NO. And she's rising higher ✨
#SentebaleGate
Congratulations to Sophie Chandauka and Sentebale! Their latest accounts show they raised,£342,000 in donations which is nearly £50,000 more than 2024 and legacies bequeathed to Sentebale has risen from £47,000 to £189,000.
Harry who?
https://t.co/sAmgCbnHBH
The King of selfies made sure to take some selfie and greets the delighted audience on the Mall of London, this morning😍
📹Rebecca English
#PrinceofWales
Harry and Meghan are set to cash in on their royal connections like never before. They seem to think we're all stupid - but their 'cunning' plan will never work: AMANDA PLATELL https://t.co/pePdODutD1
With Buckingham Palace serving as an iconic backdrop, Prince William turns The Mall into a makeshift cricket pitch to play with English and Indian stars ahead of @EarthshotPrize Mumbai next month.
The Prince of Wales was deemed a “pretty good batter” whose “bowling needs a bit of work” as he played cricket with global stars of the sport in front of Buckingham Palace.
Joe Root, England Test captain, said of William: “He played some lovely shots. There’s a lot to work with there.”
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