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William, Prince of Wales, is the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and son of King Charles III and Diana, and therefore is heir apparent to the British throne.
Prince William went to Eton and then on to St Andrew's University, where he met his wife, Kate Middleton, whom he married in April 2011. After graduating he joined the military, becoming a pilot and then getting his helicopter wings too; he served as a full-time pilot with the Search and Rescue Force until 2017 when he left to assume a more active role in royal duties. As heir to the throne, his main duties are to support King Charles III in his royal commitments.
Prince William first went on a royal tour in 1983 at the tender age of 1, and he has been travelling with and for the royal family ever since, especially since turning 21, and is involved with many charities and causes. He loves sport, playing polo, and is a keen football fan.
The Prince and Princess of Wales have three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
Using our fun printables, kids can learn to draw their own picture of Prince William, colour in our fun colouring page, print our poster or try to fill in the gaps on our worksheet.
This lovely colouring page shows the Prince and Princess of Wales and their two children Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Of course, they were soon joined by another royal baby, Prince Louis in April 2018!
Copy each step carefully, and soon you will learn how to draw Prince William, the Prince of Wales, for yourself!
Here's a simple colouring page of Prince William, for younger kids to print and enjoy.
I think many of us would love the chance to interview Prince William! As well as being first in line to the British throne, he worked as a helicopter pilot, does lots of charity work and has a lovely family too.
Did you know that the Prince of Wales was christened William Arthur Philip Louis? We hope the kids enjoy our fun Prince William mask, ready to download and print below.
Prince William is first in line to the British throne, so he's often written about in newspapers in Britain and all over the world.
Here's a fun poster of the handsome William, Prince of Wales, for kids to display, or perhaps to use as the front page of a project, or to cut out.
Use our Prince William story paper to write a report about the popular Prince, or you could write a creative story about his adventures flying his helicopter or performing his Royal duties?
Find out some interesting facts about Prince William, the Prince of Wales, to complete this worksheet. Would you like to meet him? What would you talk about?
Here's a useful writing page with a fun picture of Prince William. Write down some interesting facts about the Prince, or maybe write a letter to him?
This fun printable shows the main members of the Royal Family. We have updated it to include Meghan and Prince Louis.
Here's a fun way for the kids to learn how the Royal Family fit together! On the first page we provide cartoon images for the kids to cut out and stick into the correct places in the blank grid on the second page.
Our lovely paper doll for the Prince and Princess of Wales remains popular even though their Royal Wedding has been and gone, and they now have three lovely children!
A fun colouring page presented like an official royal portrait of Prince William and the Princess of Wales with the new royal baby, Prince George.
A royal baby is always headline news. Children can write their own front page story with our Will and Kate new arrival newspaper writing prompt.
