Dressed-down Sophie Wessex cuddles a bunny at The Countryside Education Trust

The Countess of Wessex had an informal display when she visited The Countryside Education Trust on Thursday.

Sophie, 58, opted for comfort in jeans and a stylish navy blue parka with bright orange detailing while visiting Beaulieu, Hampshire.

The royal family was warmly greeted with a kiss on each cheek by members of the trust when she arrived, and took the opportunity to make a new furry friend while cuddling an adorable rabbit.

She wrapped herself warmly in a gray wool sweater that she combined with a thick scarf.

She completed her ensemble with brown leather boots and her blonde locks were styled in bouncy curls.

The Countess of Wessex held an informal display when she visited The Countryside Education Trust in Beaulieu, Hampshire on Thursday

The mother-of-two wore a light makeup palette for the outing and accompanied gold hoop earrings.

The Countryside Education Trust introduces people to the British countryside, rural life and farming.

They welcome schools all year round, with an emphasis on hands-on outdoor learning, where students can experience everyday life on the farm and explore the woods.

It comes after Sophie donned her best camouflage last month to take part in an annual competition at Gibraltar Barracks, Blackwater in Camberley.

Sophie has honorary military appointments with the regiments and organizations that compete against each other in a series of challenges each year.

She holds a number of honorary titles, including Royal Honorary of the Colonel 5th Battalion The Rifles (5 Rifles), Colonel-in-Chief of the Corps of Army Music, Colonel-in-Chief of Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps and Colonel Commander-in-Chief of the Lincoln and Welland Regiment.

The royal family worked with schoolchildren on the farm and even got to play with the animals

The Royal Family joined children who became trapped in farm work at The Countryside Education Trust

The royal family was warmly greeted with a kiss on each cheek by members of the trust on arrival

Sophie explored the trust grounds and even helped feed the rabbits in their cages

Sophie talked to local schoolchildren about why trust is important to them

The mother-of-two put on a practical look to meet the soldiers for the event.

The royal family went to the firing range with the rest of the soldiers, where they demonstrated their clay pigeon shooting skills before watching them complete a rafting exercise.

But she still exuded natural elegance with a few well-chosen accessories and a natural make-up.

Sophie was dressed for the occasion in a camo print parka, which she pulled over khaki skinny jeans and brown boots.

She paired it with a navy scarf nestled under the color of her coat, which pops to add a pop of color to the look.

Sophie was happy with her parka because it started to rain during one of the outdoor activities

Sophie, 58, opted for comfort in jeans and a stylish navy blue parka with bright orange hardwear

Sophie was greeted warmly by a member of the trust prior to her day and learned all about the trust’s mission

The royal wrapped herself warmly in a gray wool sweater that she combined with a stylish chunky scarf

She completed her ensemble with brown leather boots and her blonde locks were styled in bouncy curls

Sophie held a rabbit in her arms as she posed for a photo next to children from a local school

The Royal Family appeared in high spirits as they caused a storm at The Countryside Education Trust

The mother of two added a touch of sophistication with a pair of tiny gold hoop earrings.

Her hair was combed back in an updo that was both practical and flattering, while wearing healthy, simple, and efficient make-up.

She accentuated her eyes with some sparkly eye shadow and mascara, and added definition to her cheeks with a rosy blush that accentuated her natural complexion.

She will also take the opportunity to meet the various members of the units and their commanders.