Prince William Award

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The Prince William Award is a character and resilience award programme for children in the United Kingdom aged 6–14. Founded on 1 March 2017 by Prince William. It is the first such award programme in his name.^[1]

The award is delivered in partnership with schools at four different age range levels: Pioneer, Explorer, Trailblazer and Voyager. The levels explore 5 key themes and 28 guiding principles.

The five key themes are:

• Personal Development
• Relationships
• Working together
• Community
• Environment

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