During his visit to The Bahamas last month to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry was treated to a National Youth Rally & Cultural Show at the Thomas A Robinson National Stadium, March 5, in his honour.

Prince Harry received a gift from two young girls during the Junkanoo rush-out at the end of National Youth Rally & Cultural Show at the Thomas A Robinson National Stadium, March 5, 2012. The Prince was in The Bahamas celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. (BIS photo/Letisha Henderson)

Prince Harry went into the stands and chatted with students as they enjoyed the National Youth Rally & Cultural Show in honour of his visit to The Bahamas at the Thomas A Robinson National Stadium, March 5, 2012.(BIS photo/Letisha Henderson)

Anna Albury, Bahamas Primary Schools Student of the Year (who is visually impaired) impressed Prince Harry as she spoke at the National Youth Rally & Cultural Show. (BIS photo/Letisha Henderson)

About 12,000 youths from across The Bahamas came to the National Youth Rally & Cultural Show. (BIS photo/Patrick Hanna)

The Bahamas All Stars perform for Prince Harry and students, March 5, 2012. (BIS photo/Patrick Hanna?

Prince Harry brought remarks at the National Youth Rally & Cultural Show, March 5, 2012. (BIS photo/Patrick Hanna)

Young people put on a Junkanoo Rush-out at the National Youth Rally & Cultural Show, March 5, 2012. (BIS photo/Patrick Hanna)

MESSAGE FROM HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE HARRY
TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL
FOLLOWING HIS VISIT TO THE BAHAMAS
3rd to 5th MARCH, 2012

“What a fantastic couple of days. I am truly sad to leave and can’t thank you enough for such a memorable tour. I was so lucky to be able to visit a number of your beautiful islands, and to meet so many friendly Bahamians.

Harry”

13th April, 2012