Duchess of Cambridge, 36, visited Bond Primary School in Mitcham, free airline London, on Wednesday
Sporty Kate took part in a workshop and saw the work in the Wimbledon Junior Tennis Initiative
Schoolchildren were filmed hugging the duchess rather than shaking hands in the event it came time to say goodbye
Duchess earlier paid visiting Great Ormond Street, where she met staff, patients along with their family It is not each day a kid meets a royal much like the one they find out about in storybooks and see in movies.
So it's of little surprise these excited primary school pupils desired to make the most from the few moments they'd using the Duchess of Cambridge when she visited their school today.
Pregnant Kate, 36, visited Bond Primary School in Mitcham, free airline London, this evening to see the work with the Wimbledon Junior Tennis Initiative.
When it came time to be with her to go out of, the pupils she had met politely arranged to bid the royal visitor farewell.
But when Kate leaned right down to shake hands with the first child within the queue, the small girl reached out for the cuddle instead – along with the royal was thrilled to oblige.
The heart-warming moment, which was captured on camera, continued as the girl's classmates followed her lead every gave Kate a hug farewell - much for the delight in the duchess.The Duchess reached Bond Primary School in Mitcham to see the task from the Wimbledon Junior Tennis Initiative, having changed out from the Boden coat she wore this morning into £220 luxury joggers as well as a £129 track jacket by PlayBrave.
Kate rocked the sport luxe look inside the Monreal London 'tuxedo' track pants, which she's worn on two previous occasions, and £170 Nike Air VaporMax trainers, loved by footballers like Cristiano Ronaldo and Rio Ferdinand.
Her sapphire and diamond ring have also been back on, after she removed it this morning on her behalf visit on the Great Ormond Street, in accordance while using hospital's policy on minimal jewellery.Earlier today, the royal cheered up four-year-old patient Rafael Chana, who is awaiting a heart transplant, because they exchanged smiles and high fives this morning while the Duchess was at his bedside.
As they chatted Rafael told the Duchess about the love of olives and she or he replied: 'I love olives. Are they your favourite? What do you prefer, Olives or sweeties?'
The youngster replied he likes olives better and Kate said: 'Olives over sweeties - amazing. I used to eat numerous of olives when I was little. They're great to suit your needs.
'What other items would you like eating? Do you like pasta? Charlotte likes pasta too - with olives. Do you like pasta with olives?'
The lad replied: 'I like olive nachos.'Mum Katy Channa, 33, a primary school teacher from East Preston, near Worthing, said: 'He informed me he was going to ask her if she likes olives - he really does love them. I have to bring a bag in with us so I can rely on them as bribes.
'It's getting for the point where people get yourself a tiny bit fed up of him discussing them.'
Pregnant Kate also cooed over six-month old Sienna Mcguire, who was born premature at 33 weeks and possesses complex heart and lung problems.
The Duchess referred to as the tot a 'little smiler' as she pulled faces to produce her laugh.......................MOR.NEWS
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