Earlier today the Duchess of Cornwall was at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. The wife of Prince Charles also known as Duchess of Rothesay whilst Scotland was at the campus to open their newest Rowett building in her capacity as Chancellor.

Looking forward to having our fantastic new Rowett building officially opened by our Chancellor, HRH The Duchess of Rothesay, later today pic.twitter.com/sfD7ktt4wC

— Aberdeen University (@aberdeenuni) January 18, 2017

The building which holds the pioneering Institute of Nutrition and Health and saw her engaging in talks with faculty members as well as students. Also on campus, she attended a reception in support of OsteoporosisSoc and ArthritisRUK as she is patron of both association.

The Duchess of Rothesay officially opened the new Rowett Institute of Nutrition and Health @aberdeenuni today. pic.twitter.com/aOc124Bg6x

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) January 18, 2017

The Duchess attended a reception in support of @OsteoporosisSoc and @ArthritisRUK during today’s visit to @aberdeenuni. pic.twitter.com/kyUdgpOhKA

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) January 18, 2017

Monday January 16th


She was easily facially recognized, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall was part virtually in a video posted on Monday January 16th 2017 by BBC Radio 2. Her character appears at the 7th second of the animation clip of barely less than 'one minute. And appears is the term to use. Like a fairy, the Duchess of Cornwall materializes magically, with a dust of stars.

#500Words is back and has an amazing location for the final. @achrisevans reveals all in this special animation pic.twitter.com/DAFOKJMxj6

— BBC Radio 2 (@BBCRadio2) January 16, 2017

The scene takes place in a street lined with houses. At the window of one of them, a little boy seems to be bored. But fortunately the duchess comes to his rescue and, as a fairy, she sends him the bird she holds on her fist, a red and yellow owl wearing a very British bowler hat. Which will lead the child into a world of adventures populated by boats of pirates, dragons, rockets, ogres, super heroes or gingerbread man.

The presence of the step-mother of Princes William and Harry in this short film is not trivial. The objective is to launch in a fun way the annual writing competition for children aged 5 to 13 organized by British radio BBC Radio 2 and named "500 words" ("500 words"), the maximum size of The work of fiction which they must compose. Camilla, who is very committed to promoting literacy among young people - notably as a sponsor of the charity National Literacy Trust - sponsors this event and will be a judge of honor this year.