In a delightful encounter at a West Midlands school, Prince William brought some laughter to the students with a joke that his daughter, Princess Charlotte, loves to tell.
During his visit, he engaged with the pupils about the importance of mental health, blending humor with a serious message.
As he arrived at St. Michael’s Church of England High School, the atmosphere was filled with excitement.
The Prince encouraged the students to join in, setting the stage for a fun interaction.
He initiated a classic knock-knock joke, instantly capturing the attention of the eager young faces.
“Knock-knock,” he began, prompting the students to respond with curiosity.
“Who’s there?” they chorused back, fully invested in the moment.
With a playful grin, William responded, “Disruptive cow.” Just as the pupils prepared to deliver the expected punchline, he playfully interrupted with a loud “Moo!” This unexpected twist sent the room into fits of laughter.
The jovial exchange was more than just a light-hearted moment; it highlighted the Prince’s commitment to addressing mental health issues among young people.
After sharing his joke, he seamlessly transitioned into a conversation about mental wellness, emphasizing its significance in today’s world.
St. Michael’s Church of England High School has earned accolades for its proactive approach to mental health education.
In May 2022, the school received the prestigious Gold Standard Award from the Carnegie Center of Excellence for Mental Health in Schools.
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