PRINCE Louis sat on his dad’s lap in a digger today as they joined volunteers revamping the Scout hut for Big Help Out.
The Prince and Princess of Wales gave up their time to help at the hut in Slough, with their youngsters playing their part, too.
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It was Louis’ first official engagement, and the five-year-old sat patiently between Prince William’s legs as he drove the digger.
William used the mechanical arm to dump soil into a heap, and Prince George had a turn riding in the machine, too.
Louis was spotted filling a wheelbarrow with what looked like builders’ sand and also seen putting a handprint on the wall.
His sister Charlotte was spotted painting.
George was working hard with a power tool in hand, too, and drilled holes in a piece of wood.
The youngsters were all smiles as they helped out for a good cause.
The siblings were then spotted eating marshmallows they’d cooked over a fire, and taking part in archery, too.
Kate and William were seen smiling away as they had a go, too.
Across the country people have been encouraged to devote some free time on the Monday of the coronation bank holiday weekend for the Big Help Out, aimed at showcasing volunteering.
Big Help Out is a volunteer day, and organisers expected six million people to take part today.
They were either arranging their own community activities or working with groups such as the Scouts, National Trust and RNLI.
More than 52,000 registered events, planned by more than 33,000 organisations, are said to be taking place across the UK.
The Big Help Out brought the coronation weekend to a close – following last night’s concert.
The youngsters stole the spotlight last night, too.
With the country continuing to celebrate Charles, 74, the one-off show saw the royals on their feet as they boogied to Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Take That.
The two-hour spectacular featured music from the likes of Paloma Faith, appearances from Piers Brosnan and Tom cruise and a heartfelt speech from Prince William.
Lionel Richie sang his much-loved All Night Long as Charles and the Royals danced.
Katy Perry performed her hit Roar as Princess Charlotte sang along with mum Kate.
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