Caption: Sophie will be shown around the school's extensive facilities to help children with autism which aims to enhance job prospects - currently only 15% of adults with autism are in full-time paid employment
It's a cause close to her heart
, and the Countess of Wessex looked delighted as she arrived in Oxford to open a school for autistic children.Sophie Wessex, who is patron of the National Autistic Society, wore a floral-print tailored dress
with a blazer for the occasion at the Licensed Victuallers' School.
The 51-year-old mother-of-two then took a helicopter ride to Cogges Manor Farm in Oxfordshire to watch sheep shearing and dabble with some baking
.The royal toned down the springtime theme of her high-necked shift dress with a monochrome palette, teaming the print with a structured navy blazer
.She paired her sophisticated attire with simple black court shoes and swept her blonde hair into an updo, to draw attention to her intricate pearl earrings
.To finish the look, Sophie wore a plum shade on her lips and kept the rest of her makeup natural. Click link for full post from The Daily Mail.
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