During a visit to Mitchell Brook Primary School in London with her husband Prince William, the Duchess of Cambridge made a plea in favour of the "K Factor" (kindness in English), on the occasion of the child mental health week.

This annual event was launched by the association Place2Be, under the patronage of the Duchess This charity works with more than 75,000 children who are victims of psychological problems in school and helps them with any serious problems they may encounter such as harassment in school, domestic violence, loneliness.

This year's theme is "Spread a Little Kindness". "My parents taught me the importance of qualities such as kindness, respect and honesty, and I realize that values ​​like these have been central throughout my life," explained the Duchess who looked elegant in her well know favourite Luisa Spagnoli red suit which we have seen a couple of time. She accessorized with Gianvito Rossi 'Gianvito 105' Black Suede Pumps, Mulberry 'Bayswater' Black Suede Clutch and Mappin & Webb Empress Drop Earrings

"That's why William and I want to teach our children George and Charlotte how important these things are as they grow up," continued The Duchess. "In my opinion, it's just as important as being excellent in math or sports."

This Sunday, February 5, together with Prince Harry, Kate and William went to a training session to promote the London Marathon. The race will this year support "Heads Together", a collective of associations fighting mental health, whose three crowned heads are at the origin.

Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge, resumed her fundraising campaign for sick children. Prince William's wife was on Tuesday, January 24th 2017, in Quidenham, near Norwich, to help fund a new children's hospital in Norfolk.

This fundraiser, called "The Nook Appeal" was launched in 2014 by the Duchess of Cambridge, on behalf of the charity East Anglia's Children's Hospices. EACH, which Catherine is the patron of since 2012, supports families and cares for over 750 children with serious illnesses throughout the British East-Anglia region - Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk and The Suffolk.

The campaign's goal is to raise £ 10m (€ 11.5m) to build a new children's hospital in Norfolk. Last June, in the majestic setting of Houghton Hall Castle, two steps from her country residence in Anmer Hall in Norfolk, Catherine had organized a charity gala (the first of her royal engagement) to raise £ 100,000 .

The 35-year-old had preferred an emerald green skirt suit, it would be a new piece of her wardrobe. And this set is branded Hobbs, A British brand specialized in high-end cashmere. Consisting of of a green boiled-wool 'Sinead' peplum jacket (£189) and matching 'Sinead' pencil skirt (£110).

Another novelty, also French, was the silk blouse that she wore under her zipped jacket and revealed only the collar Claudine flying, underlined with an embroidered zigzag featuring a frilled collar with a black pussy bow, along with buttoned cuffs. Which appears in the collections of Gérard Darel under the name of "Josephine"shirt. The wife of the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, who had left her long hair detached, had accessorized her outfit with her Mulberry 'Bayswater' Black Suede Clutch, her KIKI Morganite Cushion Drop & Diamond Earrings and Gianvito Rossi 'Gianvito 105' Black Suede Pumps -

Tuesday, Catherine de Cambridge came to inquire about the progress of the operation, and at the same time, renew her call to support the project. According to the director of EACH, five million pounds sterling were collected, half of the way. Kate also took the opportunity to visit the local center, meet families taking part in an art therapy session and volunteers, supporters of the operation.

Photo Credits: Paris Match