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The Princess of Wales became a surrogate mother for the day when she befriended a girl and took a school bus ride with her class for a National Portrait Gallery (NPG) outing.Kate helped to look after the youngsters playing I Spy when they travelled to the arts attraction,

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The Princess of Wales has arrived at a royal engagement by minibus, taking a trip with primary school children to the National Portrait Gallery in central London...

The Princess of Wales took a school bus to the National Portrait Gallery with a group of young children and joined them on an interactive trail exploring their emotions through paintings. Kate adopted the role of a surrogate mum and held hands with some of the four and five-year-olds as she stepped off the minibus with the reception class pupils,

The Princess of Wales travelled by school minibus along with an enthusiastic group of five-year-olds, as she joined them on a visit to an exhibition in central London. Rather than a formal entrance in a royal car,

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