The bright couple of the British monarchy is raising three children – 9-year-old Prince George, 7-year-old Princess Charlotte and 4-year-old Prince Louis. Last summer, the couple moved from Kensington Palace in London to Adelaide Cottage in the grounds of Windsor Castle. Their eldest children therefore moved from Thomas Battersea School in the center of the capital to the private institution Lambrook School in the suburbs, where each heir to the throne costs £50,000 a year to educate them. Prince Louis also left his nursery school and was enrolled in a junior school group.
Kate Middleton says her youngest son needs to blow off some steam after a long day at school. Every day after school he asks for a walk in the yard and garden. “Louis loves spending time outside. She comes home and says, “I need to get some energy out of me,” the Princess of Wales said during a visit to a therapy garden at a rehabilitation center in Wales.
The new educational institution of the young representatives of the monarchy is fundamentally different from their London school. It is located in a picturesque countryside, away from the hustle and bustle and is located on a large plot of land.
“Kate and William want their children to have a different education. It’s all part of the big move to Windsor. It’s a wonderful school, it’s a completely different environment. Much attention is paid to nature, there are animals, a mini-golf course, peacocks that freely roam the territory. Children are encouraged to stay outside. It’s part of William and Kate’s plan for their children to go out and lead more normal lives,” royal expert Roy Nikha was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.
Lambrook’s website says students can practice agriculture, beekeeping, chess, mountain biking, fencing, filmmaking, diving, songwriting, ballet, jazz, tennis and more.
Prince Louis has already become the main figure of publications in celebration of Elizabeth II’s platinum anniversary. The boy behaved with such childish spontaneity that he more than once caused embarrassment to his parents. “As we saw at the anniversary, Louie is a very energetic little boy,” added Roya.