A sweet video has captured the moment Kate Middleton, enjoyed a Welsh lesson from some school school pupils while on a royal visit to Aberfan. The Princess of Wales was taking part in a walkabout of the Welsh village with her husband Prince William, when they stopped to talk to the children.
The couple, who have been in Wales for a two-day visit ahead of next week's coronation, had come to pay their respects to the 144 people, including 116 children, who tragically lots their lives when a coal-tip landslide destroyed their school on October 21, 1966. This was their first visit to Aberfan.
William and Kate were met by a cheering crowd and dozens of children waving Welsh flags before being led by survivor David Davies through the former site of Pantglas Primary School, which was engulfed by the landslide from a colliery spoil tip.
