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Queen Presents Award to Primary School for Bee Display During Flower Show Visit
The award recognized a bee-themed display made from upcycled containers and tin can bees at the first RHS show hosted at a royal residence.
- On Wednesday, King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived by horse-drawn carriage at the inaugural Royal Horticultural Society Sandringham Flower Show, held on the Sandringham Estate for the first time.
- The Sandringham Estate has agreed that the RHS can host a horticultural show once every three years, replacing the traditional volunteer-run event that dates back to 1881.
- Queen Camilla presented Her Majesty The Queen's Special Award for Upcycled Container Gardens to Ingoldisthorpe Church of England Primary School, calling the students' 'The Queen Bee' display 'absolutely charming.'
- Touring the RHS Royal Legacy Garden designed by garden designer Catherine MacDonald, the King described the displays as 'fantastic' while greeting members of the public.
- The five-day event runs until Sunday, following initial backlash from local businesses regarding pricing, with future shows scheduled for the Sandringham Estate in 2027 and 2028.
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King and Queen present awards on visit to first RHS Sandringham Flower Show
Charles and Camilla arrived at the show by horse-drawn carriage.
·London, United Kingdom
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