Royals Every Photo from Kate Middleton's Busy Day of School Visits Championing Children's Mental Health The royal mom of three visited two school on Tuesday to highlight well-being during Children's Mental Health Week By Stephanie Petit Stephanie Petit Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. People Editorial Guidelines Published on February 5, 2019 04:30 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Kate Middleton. Photo: Chris Jackson/Getty Images 01 of 21 Kate Middleton. Tim Rooke/REX/Shutterstock Kate Middleton went back to school on Tuesday as she took the next step in her fight to help improve the mental health of children. 02 of 21 Kate Middleton. Kirsty O'Connor/PA Images via Getty Images The royal mom of three visited two schools in support of Children's Mental Health Week, which is run by one of her charities, Place2Be. Place2Be works in more than 280 elementary and secondary schools to provide in-school support and expert training to improve the emotional well-being of pupils, families, teachers and school staff. 03 of 21 Kate Middleton. Neil Mockford/Getty Images For the occasion, Kate wore a bright green dress by Eponine and heeled black boots as well as Kiki McDonough earrings. 04 of 21 Kate Middleton. Kirsty O'Connor/PA Images via Getty Images She was greeted by singing school children... 05 of 21 Chris Jackson - WPA Pool/Getty Images ...and Herbie, the school dog! 06 of 21 CHRIS JACKSON/AFP/Getty Kate watched as students took part in the school's Daily Mile challenge, which encourages kids to be active. 07 of 21 CHRIS JACKSON/AFP/Getty Kate took part in an activity where students shared objects that represent something that makes them feel good. She brought a picture of her family as her item! 08 of 21 Chris Jackson/Getty Images "This is a photograph of my family. These are my children, and this is my husband. And my family makes me feel happy," Kate told the youngsters. "And we like playing outside together and spending lots of time together as a family, and that makes me feel very happy." 09 of 21 CHRIS JACKSON/AFP/Getty Kate also took part in a discussion about encouraging good routines and habits around sleep, screen time, healthy eating and exercise. 10 of 21 Chris Jackson/Getty Images She also learned about how food can affect physical and mental well-being. 11 of 21 Chris Jackson - WPA Pool/Getty Images "Charlotte loves olives," Kate told the school children of her 3-year-old daughter. 12 of 21 Chris Jackson/Getty Images "She was telling us how much her children love cooking and how they cook for her," Matthew Kleiner-Mann, chief executive of the Ivy Learning Trust, told reporters. "They made cheesy pasta the other day. One stirs the flour, one puts the milk and butter in. And they make salads and stuff." 13 of 21 Kate Middleton. Kirsty O'Connor/PA Images via Getty Images Kate also received a bouquet of flowers from a young student. 14 of 21 Chris Jackson/Getty Images Onto stop number two of the day! 15 of 21 Kate Middleton. Eddie Mulholland/WPA Pool/Getty Kate then headed to the Alperton Community School. 16 of 21 Kate Middleton. Eddie Mulholland/WPA Pool/Getty While meeting with students about how art positively impacts their well-being, Kate said her own kids love to get creative. 17 of 21 Kate Middleton. Chris Jackson/Getty Images One pupil asked whether she had studied art at school, and she said, "I did, yeah. I loved it. It's something that I'm loving doing with the children. The papier-mâché! I forgot how messy it was. It's so messy, but it’s great." 18 of 21 Eddie Mulholland/WPA Pool/Getty "George found a piece of charcoal in the fireplace and said, 'Mummy, I'm going to draw a picture.' That's what’s so nice, you can do it from all around you," the art history major said. 19 of 21 Kate Middleton. Eddie Mulholland/WPA Pool/Getty Kate joined a round table meeting of staff and mental health support workers to hear about its approach to wellbeing and therapy. The royal mom told that the rapidly changing online technology was something they "battle with every day," Kate heard from senior teachers that as soon as they "got to grips" with one app or social network, "another one turns up." 20 of 21 Eddie Mulholland/WPA Pool/Getty In a third session, an art class in the school’s textiles room, Kate met students working on batik, as she reminisced about her own time as an art student. "This is amazing, it’s really clever how you’re using so many different mediums,” she said" 21 of 21 Eddie Mulholland/WPA Pool/Getty The London school is considered as at the forefront of mental health provision in schools, with trained specialist counsellors and a strategy for speaking to both students and parents.