Queen Consort Camilla invites children to decorate the Christmas tree at Clarence House

The speaker opens with holiday greetings at the Royal Dartmouth's Children's Party, expressing gratitude and appreciation for the work of Helen and Ibis House and the Randalls Marvelous children's charity. The speaker emphasizes the importance of these charities to the parents and children present. The event marks the start of the Christmas season for the speaker, who concludes with an invitation to explore outside and meet more friends.

What event is the speaker addressing in the beginning?

• Helen and Ibis House Charity Event

• Randalls Marvelous Children's Charity Gala

• Royal Dartmouth's Children's Party

• Christmas Eve Celebration

Which charities does the speaker mention as being significant?

• Doctors Without Borders and Red Cross

• Save the Children and UNICEF

• World Wildlife Fund and Greenpeace

• Helen and Ibis house and Randalls Marvelous children's charity

What does the speaker say about the start of the Christmas season?

• It is a time to focus on personal goals.

• It is a time to travel and explore new places.

• It is kicked off by the event at the children's party.

• It is a time for reflection and gratitude.

What does the speaker express towards the charities?

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Gratitude

• Criticism

What does the speaker invite everyone to do at the end?

• Sing Christmas carols

• Participate in a charity auction

• Go outside to meet more friends

• Join a Christmas feast