Prince William Rushes to Help Elderly Lord After a Scary Fall

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were being greeted by Jonathan Douglas-Hughes, the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Essex, when he stumbled and fell.

Prince William came to the aid of an elderly dignitary who’d fallen on Friday during an official visit to a school by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Princess Kate looked on in shock as the scene unfolded.

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The 2nd-in-line to the throne reassured him and replied: “No.it’s all right”.

Douglas-Hughes, 72, is the Queen’s representative in the county east of London. “And like all parents, we will want to make sure that our children are not just able to achieve their academic potential at a school but are also happy and emotionally supported”.

‘The truth is, for many young people, changing schools or starting a new academic year is really hard to deal with.

William and Kate arrived at windswept Stewards Academy in Harlow, Essex, to discuss how young people cope with issues such as starting a new school this morning.

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In a speech to a school assembly William said: “Talking can make us realise that we’re not alone”. They will also learn about the children’s support from peers and parents that can help them get through these changes. “Someone who we can trust”. That’s what Catherine, Harry and I are working towards – we know it’s a big ambition, but we think it’s important.

During their tour of the school which has measures – like peer mentors – to support the mental well-being of pupils, William and Kate met a group of people whose children were attending or had left the school.

The royals work with several organisations as part of the initiative, including children’s mental health charity Place2Be, which supports the school.