For Prince William, his wife Kate Middleton and their three children, George, 9, Charlotte, 7 and Louis, 4, the family, royal or not, is sacred! For the good of the clan, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have taken a radical decision: that of leaving Kensington Palace, their main residence since 2017, not far from London, to move into the Adelaide cottage, located in the province of Windsor. Thus, parents and children gain peace and quiet and especially closer to Queen Elizabeth II who has made Windsor Castle her full-time home.
But now, moving with children has consequences. That of the change of school in particular. After being schooled in London, Kate and William’s three children will experience Berkshire County education and Lambrook School, located about 15 minutes from the Cambridge clan’s new main residence.
The media The Telegraph provided more details on the new school that George, Charlotte and Louis will know from the start of the next school year. And as much to say that Kate Middleton and prince William do not skimp on the means with regard to the education of their three toddlers. For each year spent at the school, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will have to pay between 5200 and 8300 euros depending on age and level. Per child! The price to pay for a so-called schoolvery respectable“and rather dynamic.
With such a price paid, the teachers of Lambrook School are committed to entertaining and educating their students as they should. Sport is in the spotlight. Located on an area of 21 hectares, the school includes multiple sports grounds (football, cricket, rugby) in addition to a swimming pool, a golf course and a nature area where students can take care of farm animals such as pigs or chickens. They will also have more theoretical lessons like all the other children: history, theatre, music and languages (French, Latin, English) are also included in the program. George, Charlotte and Louis should therefore not be bored on the spot where they will, no doubt, be welcomed like kings!