Now that summer has arrived, Prince George and his siblings can take advantage of some well-earned time off from school. Only time will tell what the royals have planned for the summer, but it is highly likely that they will visit Sandringham or Balmoral.
Although George has been quite busy recently, including earning a prominent role at the coronation of his grandfather King Charles, he has also found time to engage in some traditional sports. George accompanied his father to the cricket match between England and Australia known as The Ashes over the weekend in London. Although there were photos of him that alarmed some royal fans, the young prince appeared content as he ate pizza with his father.
The daily interactions between Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are frequent. All three of them go to Lambrook School, which the siblings started going to after their family moved to Windsor.
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The three royal siblings receive an excellent education at the prestigious Lambrook School, which charges £21,000 a year. Naturally, George, the oldest of the three, will eventually switch to a different school.
The children of Prince William and Kate Middleton naturally changed schools when they relocated to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor last year. A 42-acre cricket field, rugby and football fields, an art building, and even a golf course are among the many activities available to kids at Lambrook on its grounds. It’s even more convenient that it’s only a 15-minute walk from George, Charlotte, and Louis’s house.
It goes without saying that Lambrook is a prestigious institution with expensive tuition. Despite the fact that the Royal Family can afford the cost, William and Kate do not want their children to grow up to be spoiled.
If students at Lambrook want to take a school trip, they must raise the money on their own and cannot ask their parents for assistance. The Prince and Princess of Wales want to instill these values in their children early on to keep them grounded.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have access to a variety of extracurricular opportunities at their school, such as participating in debate competitions, horseback riding, and even tending to the pigs and chickens.
They want them to be aware of their good fortune.
The lives of Prince William and Princess Kate’s children should be “as normal as possible,” according to royal authority Jennie Bond. ”.
They want George, Charlotte, and Louis to be very conscious of their privileged upbringing. Be empathetic, charitable, and responsible in the right way, she advised OK! Magazine.
The parenting approach is very similar to Diana’s. They want them to realize how fortunate they are and to never take anything for granted. ”.
Prince William recently unveiled a five-year plan to eradicate homelessness in the UK. He mentioned his children and his efforts to make them aware of their great privilege at the time.
He told The Times, “When I left this morning, one of the things I was thinking was, ‘When is the right time to bring George or Charlotte or Louis to a homeless organization?’ I think when I can balance it with their schooling, they will definitely be exposed to it.
“We discuss what we see while driving to school. We used to frequently observe people sitting outside of supermarkets while driving back and forth through London, and we would discuss it. ”.
Prince William continued, “I would ask the kids, ‘Why are they there? What’s going on?’ I think it’s in all of our interests, it’s the right thing to do, to expose the kids, at the right stage, in the right dialogue, so they have an understanding. They [will] develop the awareness that] actually, do you know what, some of us are very fortunate, some of us need a little bit of a helping hand, and some of us need to do a little more where we can to help others improve their lives. ”.
At Eton College, people saw Prince George and his parents.
Prince George may be content with his time at Lambrook, but as a future king, his education will change in a few years. The young prince and his parents were seen exploring Eton College a few weeks ago. Former students of the prestigious boarding school included Prince William and Prince Harry.
Eton’s annual tuition is estimated to be around £46,000 ($59,000). Children must register for the school during the year they turn 10, according to the school’s website, even though Prince George won’t start there until he is 13 years old.
Richard Palmer, the royal correspondent for the Express, says that it actually says a lot about Kate if George enrolls at Eton.
“I find it fascinating because the Princess of Wales spends so much of her life talking about giving children a better start in life, and part of that, she and her advisors have talked about reducing inequality,” he said.
And there are her kids attending a fee-paying independent school, almost certainly on their way to an expensive fee-paying boarding school in the future. ”.
The goal of giving their kids a typical childhood has always been stated by Prince William and Kate Middleton. But if that’s the case, would they send them to a boarding school like Eton?
Sending George to boarding school is “sad,” according to a royal expert.
It doesn’t make sense, says Jennie Bond, a former royal expert for the BBC.
It will reveal a lot about William and Catherine, she said, based on the kids’ school preference, she told OK!
“So far, they have been such involved parents, and I personally think it would be sad to see them send their kids away to boarding school. I would support a decision to keep them enrolled as day students at nearby schools. But I believe that William and Catherine were content while attending boarding school.
“I suppose it’s what they know, and maybe they’ll want to share this with their kids, too. ”.
In other words, either all three of them leave for school or none of them, as Bond continued, “I imagine it will be all or nothing. If they decide to raise their kids close and care for them through adolescence the same way they have cared for them during their younger years, I will be ecstatic. ”.
Summer is a time for fun, relaxation, and being outside in addition to school.
That undoubtedly will be the case for the royal children. Ideally, they’ll get to enjoy all the summertime activities that kids love, like eating strawberries and swimming.
The cricket match between England and Australia, known as The Ashes, was played at the Lord’s Cricket Ground in London, and Prince George attended with his father. This was a positive start to the summer for Prince George. The young prince was seen hanging out with his father, eating pizza, supporting the England team, and even introducing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
At a cricket match, Prince George attended with Prince William.
At the sporting event, George undoubtedly appeared to be “fully engaged,” according to body language expert Inbaal Honigman, who spoke to the Daily Star.
“George seems older than his years. He is patiently watching, conversing, and we don’t notice him fidgeting,” Honigman said. He demonstrates his responsiveness by responding to what he sees and hears with clear facial gestures. ”.
Young children frequently get lost in their own minds and their own world, but not George, said the body language expert.
He is completely absorbed in his surroundings.
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At previous sporting events, Adrianne Carter, aka The Face Whisperer, claimed that George occasionally appeared “self-conscious.”. He didn’t appear shy at all this time, though.
“William comes across as a hands-on parent who is willing to make the time to spend with his oldest son alone. He wants to convey a strong bond to the outside world,” Carter said.
“In this video, we see a self-assured boy develop and remain composed in public. George can occasionally appear self-conscious in some videos from previous events, but there is no evidence of that in this one. ”.
George wasn’t wearing sunglasses, which worried royal fans.
Prince George and his father appeared to be having a great time, but some royal fans expressed concern for him. Many people noticed the prince was missing sunglasses from his ensemble on social media, which was rather crucial. William was also wearing them to reduce glare from the sun, but his son wasn’t.
According to the Mirror, a royal fan wrote on Twitter, “Prince George needs some sunglasses, he is screwing up his eyes, sunshine is too strong.”.
Someone else said: “Prince George needs some sunglasses. ”.
Another person added, “Prince George needs to wear sunglasses just like Dad.”.
It’s not the first time that Kate Middleton and Prince William have faced criticism for the way they’ve dressed their eldest son.
In order to watch Novak Djokovic defeat Nick Kyrgios in the Wimbledon men’s final last year, Prince George went with his parents.
Because the game lasted three hours, photographers had plenty of time to capture some fantastic images of Prince George watching the action.
Poor little one.
However, images appeared to also capture George in discomfort. The young prince was feeling the heat that day because it was a hot day in London.
According to Sky, it’s too hot, George said to his father.
It’s very warm today, William remarked, adding, “It’ll be fine. ”.
The Daily Express reported that royal supporters used Twitter to express their opinions. They were all worried, a lot of them.
One user commented, “Poor child having to wear a suit in this hot weather.”.
“I don’t understand why they dressed him in a suit and tie in this heat. Another person said, “He’s a boy, not an adult.
The third person remarked, “Poor Prince George, he must be sweating in that suit. ”.
