Her Royal Highness visited communities in the Wiltshere County, Southwest of England where she carried a day of solo engagements. During her visit she opened a school and visited a brewery.

The Duchess of Cornwall has been visiting communities in Wiltshire today.

This morning, HRH received a wonderful welcome from students and staff at the new Marlborough St. Mary’s Church of England Primary School. pic.twitter.com/kPQSFclX65

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She started her visit with a wonderful welcome from students and staff visit to St Mary's Church of England Primary School in Marlborough, which she officially opened. She took the time to chat and communicate with almost everyone present in the old market place.

The Duchess of Cornwall visited @ArkellsBrewery in Swindon today to mark the brewery’s 175th anniversary.

HRH told guests that it was "so nice to visit a family business." pic.twitter.com/O44kGQAuyG

— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) January 30, 2018

She was given a toured of the school by the headmistress Anne Schwodler, learning the school's learning materials, took part in the phonics classes,

After opening the school she visited the Arkells Brewery in nearby Swindon to mark the brewery’s 175th anniversary. The brewery is a family owned business.

During her tour of the Brewery, The Duchess tried her hand at 'swinging the Valentine' – an essential part of the brewing process, where she helped brewed a batch of ale name The Duchess