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Royal Sculptor Lady Frances Petchey, sculpting Sir Christopher Wren, at St Paulâs Catherine, Princess of Wales, Patron of Anna Freud, during a visit to the children s mental health charity in north London, to discuss the vital role of relationships and connection in shaping babies, children and young people s future life outcomes. The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood is launching a new project with Anna Freud to enhance the skills of health visitors to support early social and emotional development. Picture date: Thursday November 27, 2025., Credit:Geoff Pugh for the Telegraph Avalon

Royal Sculptor Lady Frances Petchey, sculpting Sir Christopher Wren, at St Paulâs Catherine, Princess of Wales, Patron of Anna Freud, during a visit to the children s mental health charity in north London, to discuss the vital role of relationships and connection in shaping babies, children and young people s future life outcomes. The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood is launching a new project with Anna Freud to enhance the skills of health visitors to support early social and emotional development. Picture date: Thursday November 27, 2025., Credit:Geoff Pugh for the Telegraph Avalon

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    Royal Sculptor Lady Frances Petchey, sculpting Sir Christopher Wren, at St Paulâs Catherine, Princess of Wales, Patron of Anna Freud, during a visit to the children s mental health charity in north London, to discuss the vital role of relationships and connection in shaping babies, children and young people s future life outcomes. The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood is launching a new project with Anna Freud to enhance the skills of health visitors to support early social and emotional development. Picture date: Thursday November 27, 2025., Credit:Geoff Pugh for the Telegraph Avalon

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