The Prince and Princess of Wales both received excellent educations, and they are carrying on this tradition with their own children.
Following reports that William and Kate took Prince George, who turns 10 next month, on a tour of Eton College, speculation has focused on whether or not the heir apparent will attend the same renowned school as his father.
Where Princess Charlotte will continue her schooling is another question, even if her brothers George and Louis both attend Eton.
Jennie Bond, a royal specialist, has questioned whether William and Kate will keep their children near their home, Adelaide Cottage, or if they will board at Eton like other students.
Jennie told OK!: “The choice of school for the children will tell us a lot about William and Catherine.
“So far, they’ve been such hands-on parents and, personally I think it would be sad to see them send their children away to boarding school.
“I would applaud a decision to keep them as day pupils at schools nearby their home.”
There are several alternatives for Princess Charlotte’s next school after Lambrook School, even if both Prince George and Prince Louis do attend Eton College like their father and uncle Prince Harry.
Princess Charlotte may attend St Mary’s School in Ascot, which was the old school of Prince William’s cousin, Lady Louise Windsor.
This would be a great choice if William and Kate wanted to keep their children close to home in Windsor.
The eight-year-old Princess could also choose to attend Marlborough College in Wiltshire like the Princess of Wales.
After attending Downe House School in Berkshire for a while, Kate later transferred to Marlborough in Wiltshire.
Princess Eugenie, comedian Jack Whitehall, and even Academy Award–winning screenwriter and actress Emerald Fennell, who played Queen Camilla in seasons three and four of Netflix’s The Crown, are all famous alumni of this school.
George, Charlotte and Louis all currently attend Lambrook School which features a 25-meter swimming pool, a nine-hole golf course, an astroturf, hard courts, a squash court, and other sporting facilities.
Lambrook has incredibly magnificent grounds with a Diamond Jubilee performing arts studio, a dance studio, a sports hall and most recently a £6million Queen’s Building for IT and academic instruction.
The main building consists of a substantial, 19th-century white rural home, where the three Wales children conduct their studies.
George, Charlotte and Louis are also able to take part in activities like beekeeping and scuba diving at Lambrook.
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