Princess Day 2025 is on Monday, March 3, 2025: What exactly do modern day princesses do?

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Take a look at Anne, the Princess Royal's schedule:

Her public role:

The Princess Royal has a wide range of public roles, and a very busy working schedule.

The Princess began to undertake public engagements alone when she was 18 and had left school. She first flew her personal standard in 1969 when she opened an educational and training centre in Shropshire. Her first State Visit was in May the same year, when she accompanied The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh to Austria. ..The Save the Children Fund, of which she has been President since 1970, was the first major charity with which she became closely associated. It has given her great insight into the needs of children worldwide, and an understanding of the issues affecting developing countries.

In her work for the organisation, the Princess has visited Save the Children projects in many countries, including Indonesia, China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Malawi, Botswana and Madagascar.

Her Royal Highness is associated with over 200 charities and organisations in an official capacity, to all of which she devotes a large part of her working life. Search these in our charities and patronages database.

The Princess has been closely involved with the creation of several charities, notably The Princess Royal's Trust for Carers, Transaid and Riders for Health.

The Princess Royal's Trust for Carers provides support for the millions of individuals in the UK who are responsible for caring for someone.

Transaid and Riders for Health both try to overcome some of the difficulties caused by poor transportation links in developing countries.

In addition to working for her charities and regiments both at home and overseas, Her Royal Highness carries out up to three overseas tours each year for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in support of British interests overseas.

In 1990 she became the first member of the Royal Family to make an official visit to the then USSR, as a guest of the Soviet government.

She also carries out a very wide range of official duties and visits in the United Kingdom in support of regional authorities and local institutions.

The Princess Royal is also a British representative in the International Olympic Committee. She took part in London's successful bid to host the 2012 Olympic Games, and is now a member of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games.

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What happens in a princess's day?

It depends upon the princess! Real-life Princess Anne, the UK's Princess Royal's schedule is posted at the official website:

In addition to carrying out engagements in support of The Queen, Her Royal Highness works on behalf of a broad range of organisations such as Save the Children, The Princess Royal’s Trust for Carers and Riding for the Disabled.

The Princess Royal is President of the British Olympic Association and a UK member of the International Olympic Committee and also a Board Member of London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games.

The Princess also holds a number of appointments in the British and Commonwealth Armed Services.

Her Royal Highness won the individual European Eventing title in 1971 and was voted the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year (her daughter Zara Phillips, received the same award in 2006).

In 1976 The Princess became the only member of the Royal Family to represent her country at an Olympic Games when she competed with the British Eventing team in Montreal.

The Princess Royal undertakes over 600 official engagements each year, both in the UK and overseas. These are listed on the forthcoming diary of engagements, and after the event has taken place, archived in the Court Circular.

The Princess Royal’s morning can start in Buckingham Palace, where her office is located, and where she holds audiences with executives of her charities or Commanding Officers of her Regiments.

She will have received briefing notes from her Private Secretary, detailing the day’s engagements, which typically take her around the UK from morning until a final evening engagement.

A typical recent day included:

Morning:

The Princess Royal visited Hill End Farm, near Halifax, in West Yorkshire, where she met the owners who have had success making cheese from their small dairy herd.

Afternoon:

The Princess visited Halifax Opportunities Trust, Elsie Whiteley Innovation Centre. She was able to meet people who briefed her on the town’s ideas for furthering employment in the region.

Her Royal Highness later opened the Oncology Centre at St. James's University Hospital, Beckett Street, Leeds, where she met staff and patients.

Evening:

As Patron, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, the Princess attended a Dinner at Harewood House, Harewood, where supporters of the charity were able to meet to discuss the latest developments and projects of the charity.

A princess in today's world would attend school. In the past, the present Queen of the UK, and her sister, were home-schooled. The Queen received extra schooling in government, monarchical history as well as the other subjects.