Prince George, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s eldest son, is preparing to write a brand new chapter of his rising Royal life this September as he will enroll at Eton College, the prestigious boarding school once attended by Prince William and Prince Harry.
George, who turns 13 this week, has completed his education at Lambrook School. Royal Express, just like Robert Jobson, believes the future king’s school experience will differ significantly from William’s. Get to know why:
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The biggest difference lies in George’s family environment. Jobson argued that Prince William arrived at the school during the turbulent period marked by the breakdown of King Charles and Princess Diana’s marriage, including the divorce and Diana’s death the following year.
This time around, George will be entering Eton in a stable and supportive home, as the Prince and Princess of Wales have consistently emphasized providing their three children with as normal an upbringing as possible while balancing royal responsibilities. Best of wishes to Prince George on this exciting moment in his life.
