Busy Day for the Royals: Queen and William Visit with Victims of Grenfell Fire - While Kate Visits with School Kids from 1851 Trust

Queen Elizabeth II meets firefighters during a visit to the Westway Sports Centre, London, which is providing temporary shelter for those who have been made homeless by the fire at Grenfell Tower. The heroic firefighters' blackened helmets show the aftermath of the horrific blaze 

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Cambridge arrive to meet members of the community affected by the fire at Grenfell Tower in west London during a visit to the Westway Sports Centre

Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by HRH The Duke of Cambridge, visited the Westway Sports Centre in White City - a venue that has been a focal point for efforts to support those affected by the deadly inferno inside the high rise.

The royal visitors met volunteers, local residents and community representatives while visiting the shelter, which is in the shadow of the charred remains of the building in west London.

Prince William talked emotionally about the inferno which has claimed the lives of at least 30 people and described it as 'one of the most terrible things I have ever seen'.  Click link for full post from The Daily Mail.

It was back to school for Kate as she sat in on a lesson with the schoolchildren on Friday 

Kate, 35, was helping teach children to use hessian bags and bamboo toothbrushes to save plastic in her role as trustee of the 1851 Trust - the official charity of Britain's Americas Cup sailing team Land Rover BAR. Click link for full post for full post from The Daily Mail.

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