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Prince Harry was treated to a rap masterclass during a day of engagements in Nottingham.
Harry, who last visited the city four months ago, headed to Nottingham Academy where he sat in on music and kickboxing sessions.
After greeting pupil Newton Mwaniki with a fist-bump, Harry then sat down to listen in on the session which is part of the Full Effect programme.
Newton, 11, said: "It was a great feeling to be able to rap for the prince.
"I don't think many people get to fist-bump him so that was amazing.
"I think he thought my bars were sick - we are Gs (gangstas) for life now."
Linden-Wayne Rose, also 11, said: "It was really good to have Harry here and to perform for him.
"It's been really excellent."
Seren Russell, 20, a Full Effect youth worker, said: "All the hard work you do all year round, the relationships you forge, it's brilliant to show it off and celebrate it.
"Harry was getting into it! The talents that these kids have, everyone gets into it. He's showing a genuine interest which helps elevate them and inspire them."
Harry also discussed the programme - which helps support children and teenagers in St Ann's to deter them from becoming involved in youth violence and gangs - with mentor Cain Thomas, while 10 pupils sparred in a classroom.