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Princess of Wales aims to 'shine a spotlight' on the importance of early childhood in new campaign

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The Princess of Wales has launched a nationwide campaign to change the way society thinks about the early years of childhood. Her mission is to help people understand how a child's first five years can shape the rest of their life. She was joined by celebrities, including the broadcaster and author Fearne Cotton and the England women's football captain Leah Williamson.

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Metro News

Princess of Wales launches 'life's work' campaign to help future generations

A still from the Princess of Wales’ ‘Shaping Us’ campaign (Picture: PA Wire) The Princess of Wales has launched her ‘life’s work’ – a campaign to shape a better society by improving childhood. Kate – mum to George, nine, Charlotte, seven, and Louis, four – hopes to improve life for generations to come. She launched Shaping Us – backed by stars such as Fearne Cotton, Giovanna Fletcher, Zara McDermott, Professor Green and Leah Williamson – at her …

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

Princess of Wales takes her early years campaign to the big screen

Major cinema and billboard drive to shift public opinion about the importance of a child’s development from birth to the age of five

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Princess of Wales aims to 'shine a spotlight' on the importance of early childhood in new campaign

Kate is set to front an awareness drive called Shaping Us with the hope it will draw attention to the importance of a child's social and emotional development up to the age of five.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Times

Kate launches early years campaign with animation film

The Princess of Wales has launched a nationwide campaign to change the way society thinks about early years of childhood with a short film that will be screened

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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