The Duchess of Cornwall was looking smart today as she wrapped up against the windy weather in a smart blue coat for a visit to a South London school.
Camilla, 71, paired the mid-length outerwear with black leather gloves and added a touch of fun with a jaunty spotty scarf around her neck.
The Duchess was visiting St. John’s Angell Town Church of England Primary School in Brixton to officially open a new library, and also helped to finish a mural during the visit.
She also dropped in on St. John’s Angell Town Church, meeting with the Bishop of Southwark and chatting to local community groups.
The Duchess of Cornwall wore a smart blue coat today as she visited St. John’s Angell Town Church of England Primary School, in Brixton
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall helps to finish a mural in the new library during her visit to St. John’s Angell Town
Camilla poses with school children who are holding books she presented them with for the new library
The Duchess accessorised with pearl earrings, and completed her look with a pair of black suede boots to finish off her look.
The dark blue coat, which was fitted had a soft collar and buttons down the front – keeping her warm on a windy afternoon in London.
Children from the St. John’s Angell Town Church of England Primary School welcomed the royal as she arrived and accompanied Camilla as she was shown around by teachers.
he Duchess of Cornwall walks with pupils from St. Johns Angell Town Primary School in Brixton
A keen eye: Camilla holds a paintbrush and some paint as he adds to the schools mural
Camilla looks as if she was concentrating as she added red paint to a mural in the schools new library
The Duchess of Cornwall looks happy as she helps to finish a mural in the new library during a visit to the Brixton school
The mural that the Duchess of Cornwall helped paint as she visits St. Johns Angell Town school in Brixton
Camilla also got a chance to help finish painting the mural in the school’s new library. She looked as though she was taking the job seriously as she added some red paint to the artwork.
The Duchess looked delighted as she met more pupils and was able to cut the ribbon to mark the opening of the library.
Camilla also posed with pupils for a picture gave new books to them as she was shown around the library in the school.
Camilla looks delighted as she greets pupils at the new library at St. Johns Angell Town Primary school
The Duchess of Cornwall cuts the red ribbon, as pupils and a teacher looks on, as she opens the new library at a school in Brixton
The Duchess of Cornwall gives new school books to a little boy for the new library at St. John’s Angell Town Primary School
Camilla, paired her mid length coat with black leather gloves and a spotty scarf, as she visited St. John’s Angell Town Church
Camilla speaks with local people during a visit to St. John’s Angell Town Church – which is in Brixton, South London
The Duchess of Cornwall and Christopher Chessun, Bishop of Southwark watch school children dance during her visit St. Johns Angell Town school in Brixton
Later on she visited St. John’s Angell Town Church, sitting with the Bishop of Southwark, Christopher Chessun, and chatting to locals.
There she watched a show put on by the pupils of the school, smiling and clapping as they danced and performed.
Later on she met women from local community groups and was even given flowers by one well wisher.
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall speaks with Christopher Chessun, Bishop of Southwark during her visit St. Johns Angell Town church
Camilla and Christopher Chessun, Bishop of Southwark, as they watch pupils as St. John’s Angell Town Church
The Duchess of Cornwall speaks with local people during a visit to St. John’s Angell Town Church
Camilla met women from local community groups and was even given flowers by one well wisher
This afternoon The Duchess of Cornwall also visited the Lambeth GP Food Co-op Garden at Swann Mews, in Stockwell.
She met some of the gardeners during a reception for their 6th anniversary, posing for pictures and talking to them about their projects.
She was also asked to cut the cake, which was made to look like a garden, for the celebration of the garden’s anniversary.
The Duchess of Cornwall meets the people who grow garden produce during a visit to the Lambeth GP Food Co-op Garden at Swann Mews, in Stockwell
The Duchess of Cornwall met the people who grow garden produce during a visit to the Lambeth Food Garden
Going down the line Camilla manged to speak to all of the people who grew the garden produce
Camilla chatted to the various gardeners today as she visited the Lambeth GP food Co-op in Stockwell
Camilla inspected the produce grown in the garden through a microscope today as she celebrated with them
The Duchess of Cornwall meets the people who grow garden produce at the Lambeth GP food Co-op
Camilla was also asked to cut the cake, which was made to look like a garden, for the celebration of the garden’s anniversary
The Duchess of Cornwall was asked to cut this celebration cake at the Stockwell community centre during a reception for their 6th anniversary in south London