The Royal Family of The Netherlands' Hobby Is Playing
King William Alexander was at Krajicek Foundation’s 25th Anniversary, visiting the Lappset Sona Interactive dance and play arch.
His Majesty the King attended the celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the Krajicek Foundation on Thursday, July 7, in The Hague. The foundation now has 127 Krajicek Playgrounds in disadvantaged neighbourhoods, which motivate youth to exercise regularly and thus develop a healthy lifestyle. The Anniversary took place at the very first ‘Playground Hondius,’ which has been completely renovated.
The royal family is very active
But this isn’t the first time the King has made an appearance at an opening or event with the Lappset Interactive products. The royal family is very active with National and International engagement, play, and meaningful activities for all kids.
In 2015, they visited China, and during this international visit, they experienced new sports development. The Lappset Sutu Interactive ball wall was there.
In 2017, they visited Dronten, the Netherlands, and experienced the Sona.
More Music in the Classrooms
On May 20, 2021, Queen Máxima, honorary president of the Méér Muziek in de Klas Foundation, unveiled the first interactive product, Memo, in Rotterdam’s playground Crooswijk district. This Musical Playground offers children who are less likely to come into contact with music the opportunity to discover its power. The Memo musical playground can be used after school to make music and during school hours for music education.
The royal family of the Netherlands is very engaging and highly active. From all these visits, we can conclude one thing for sure, and that is that the Royal family loves to play!
