No rest for the Royals

Kate Middleton is back to her royal duties after spending a week with her family while Prince George and Princess Charlotte were on their school break.

Kensington Palace announced that The Duchess of Cambridge will visit East Anglia's Children's Hospices' (EACH) new centre, The Nook, on Friday 15 November. She'll be joined by children and their families there for a reception.

The Duchess will be unveiling the plaque to officially opening the new building in Framingham Earl, Norfolk.

Kate, 37, has been a regular supporter of EACH since 2012. The opening of the new centre is particularity close to her heart as she began helping to raise the funds five years ago.

EACH is a UK based charity that supports children with life-threatening conditions and their families provides care and support. The charity works across Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk.

The Duchess launched the £10 million fundraising appeal to raise money for the new state-of-the-art children's hospice to replace their old facility at Quidenham.

The rest of Kate's social calendar for the rest of the year is so far unknown, but there is speculation as to what the Duchess and her husband, Prince William, will do for Remembrance Day.

It's sure to be a busy end of the year for her though, with her two eldest children back at school after the royal family reportedly spent the school break at Anmer Hall, their country home in Norfolk.