Prince George Settles Into New Life At Eton College, Dad William's Alma Mater
The 13-year-old heir begins boarding school life as Eton says 78.2% of A-levels earned A-A* grades in 2025.
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Sydney Morning Herald
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Tailcoats, tuck shops, beaks, dames – what can Prince George expect at Eton?
Prince William and Catherine did not want Prince George 'at other end of the country' like King Charles
Prince William and the Princess of Wales would not have wanted to repeat King Charles's school experience with Prince George, a former royal butler told GB News.The then-Prince of Wales was sent to Gordonstoun School in Scotland, as it was the same institution attended by Prince Philip when he was a student.This was on the other side of the country from London, where Charles grew up at Buckingham Palace.In contrast, Prince George, 13, is attendi…
Prince George Settles Into New Life At Eton College, Dad William's Alma Mater
Prince William and Kate Middleton dropped off their oldest son, Prince George, for his first day at Eton College earlier this month – and now he’s embarking on his new life at school. On his first day, the royal parents walked through the rain right beside the 13-year-old on their way to the boarding school […] The post Prince George Settles Into New Life At Eton College, Dad William’s Alma Mater appeared first on uInterview.
At the age of 13, the second in the line of succession to the British throne left the school where he grew up with the brothers and entered an institution that is part of the history of the royal family itself. Eton now receives a new generation of Windsor. Remember the most iconic photographs of little George's life.
William and Kate would have considered something new, but ultimately preferred to avoid surprises and play the safety card for their eldest son's education. George, for his part, would have always wanted to follow his father's footsteps. All on the underside of a very "royal" choice.
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