Princess Charlotte + Prince George
The royal offspring break a school rule every day
Princess Charlotte, Duchess Catherine, Prince George and Prince William
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Princess Charlotte and Prince George have both been attending St. Thomas’ private school in Battersea, London, for a number of years. Actually, Prince Williams children shouldn’t get any special treatment because of their royal status – but there is one exception.
Princess Charlotte, 6, and Prince George, 8, both enjoy extensive schooling at St. Thomas Private School. In addition to the school subjects, the children have numerous activities and creative workshops as well as sports units at their disposal. Prince William, 39, and Duchess Catherine, 40, should attach particular importance to the good, but at the same time down-to-earth, upbringing of their children, which excludes extra treatment. However, the Cambridges deliberately break this principle when it comes to the safety of their offspring.
Princess Charlotte and Prince George: Their classmates are not entitled to this privilege
Since the corona pandemic began, George and Charlotte’s school has also had to implement some restrictions and hygiene measures. This includes, among other things, that schoolchildren have to say goodbye to their parents at the gate of the site. Caregivers should no longer enter the school yard and the building so that the spread of the virus can be further contained. This new rule should apply to everyone. For everyone except the royals.
As the Royal expert Katie Nicholl explains, she learned from the parents of a classmate: “The Cambridges can still drive their children onto the school grounds.” Prince George and Princess Charlotte can still be driven to the main building of the private school. This is a security measure that is indispensable for the heir to the throne of the British monarchy.
The Cambridge family is highly respected at the private school
According to an insider, this breach of the rules should be the only special treatment that the royal family is entitled to. “He [Prinz George, Anm. d. Red.] is very popular and has many friends, and very little fuss is made about who he is, “the anonymous source told Vanity Fair.” Prince William and Duchess Catherine, who drive their children to school every day, are also said to be each other Get along very well with the other parents, so that breaking the rules, which is supposed to guarantee the safety of their children, will certainly not be held against them.
Sources used: thesun.co.uk, vanityfair.com