The young royals got a reward for their hard work on Monday, toasting marshmallows over a barbecue before trying their hand at archery. The event was another milestone for Louis, who has made a number of official public appearances including attending the Christmas Day service at Sandringham with his parents and siblings. Louis also tried his hand at interior decorating, making hand prints on a wall under the direction of his mother Kate the Princess of Wales. Prince Louis tucks into some marshmallows during a day of volunteering on Monday Later the five-year-old prince was given the task of filling a wheelbarrow with what looked like builders' sand and he focused on the job, diligently shovelling the material before wheeling the barrow himself. When the Prince of Wales took control of a digger this morning, Louis sat in his father's lap as William moved the mechanical arm and grabbed a bucket full of soil before dumping it on a spoil heap. Videos of Louis' volunteering efforts have seen an outpouring of affection from royal fans online, as they branded him an 'entertainer', a 'little legend' and their 'favourite royal.' He appeared full of energy after being sorely missed at the Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle last night, which he was forced to sit out on as it took place past his bedtime.

The young royal joined his big brother and sister - Prince George and Princess Charlotte - in helping renovate a Scout hut in Slough as part of 'The Big Help Out' to mark the final day of King Charles' Coronation. Prince Louis stole the show again today as he got behind the controls of a JCB digger, chowed down on toasted marshmallows and took a very enthusiastic shot at archery during a jam-packed day of volunteering.

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