Harry and Meghan began the second day of their tour with a visit to Colegio La Giralda, a local school with an excellent reputation in the city of Santa Fe.

During their tour, the Duke and Duchess visited several classrooms and it is obvious that the children were thrilled to see them!

The royal couple were treated to a performance of cumbia songs and live percussion. The students also wore traditional costumes for the performance.

Harry pitched in at school and helped plant a tree.

The school told them how it prioritized the “outdoor classroom” concept.

Three trees were planted in honor of Harry and Meghan’s visit.

During the kindergarten classes that Harry and Meghan observed, the duo helped the children with puzzles and showed off their Spanish skills.

A little girl had her sights set on Meghan and can be seen in several pictures being held in the Duchess’s arms.

“You are the same age as my son Archie,” Meghan said to a student in Spanish about her son. Prince Archie.

Prince Harry was also heard practicing his Spanish and asking the students their names and ages. Afterwards, the two received handwritten letters from the children.

For their final appointment of the day, The Duke and Duchess accompanied the Vice President of Colombia, Francia Márquez, to the Centro de Rehabilitación Inclusiva for a training session with the Colombian Invictus Games team.

Meghan and Harry were greeted by military officials and an experienced military band who played a cumbia and salsa medley before setting off on a tour of the facilities.

The couple toured the resort’s swimming pool, climbing wall and rehabilitation facilities.

The Duchess was seen chatting to an athlete, learning about his training schedule, favourite exercises and how he stays strong.

“It’s incredible to watch them all,” Meghan noted, while her husband added, “It’s amazing to see how many people can come together to form a team.”

The Sussexes also watched a volleyball game with Francia Marquez and her partner Rafael Yerney Pinillo.

Prince Harry couldn’t resist getting in on the action and ended up taking part, while the Vice President and the Duchess cheered on from the sidelines.

After the game, Prince Harry met a group of Korean War veterans before touring the center’s art gallery, which displays artwork created by Invictus athletes.

The Duchess received a painting, hand-knitted animals and a pearl necklace and matching earrings from some artists, while Prince Harry received a special plaque from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The Duke and Duchess were warmly welcomed by Vice President Francia Marquez and her partner Yerney Pinillo as they exchanged gifts and enjoyed tea and coffee upon their arrival.

Ms Marquez asked the Sussexes to visit over a year ago after watching their Netflix documentary series and admitted she was “moved” by their story.

Harry and Meghan spoke to students at Colegio Cultura Popular about the impact of social media during a discussion, with the Duchess later referring to it as “impressive, clever and accomplished.”

At the National Arts Centre, Harry and Meghan were photographed dancing, clapping and tapping their feet as they watched various performances.

The day concluded with a discussion on how to meet the need for responsible use of technology and the impact of the digital landscape, especially on young people.

Meghan said: “We should be role models for how our children should be raised and the world we raise them in. It doesn’t matter where you live. It doesn’t matter who you are. Either you or someone you know is a victim of what’s happening online. And that’s something we can actively work on every day to remedy.”