Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are set to face a significant change within weeks, and it is believed that this transition may require some adjustment. Currently, both Charlotte and Louis attend Lambrook School alongside their older brother, Prince George, who is 12. However, this situation will soon change as George prepares to finish his final term at Lambrook and bid farewell to the school for good.
George's Move to Eton College
Prince George will turn 13 this summer and will enroll at Eton College as a student. This marks a major milestone for the young royal, following in the footsteps of his father, Prince William, who also attended the prestigious institution. Kensington Palace confirmed the move in a statement: "Kensington Palace can confirm that Prince George will attend Eton College from this September."
Impact on Charlotte and Louis
For his younger siblings, Princess Charlotte, 11, and Prince Louis, eight, this change will be felt both at school and at home. They will no longer encounter their older brother in the school corridors or see him regularly at the family's Forest Lodge residence. George will be boarding at Eton, meaning he will spend most of his time there. Not having their older brother around may take some getting used to for Charlotte and Louis, who have never experienced this separation before.
However, while this is a big change, there is no doubt that their parents, Prince William and Princess Catherine, will be there to support them through the transition.
Frequent Visits Possible
It is believed that because Eton College is just a short drive from the family's Windsor home, Charlotte, Louis, and their parents will be able to see George frequently. This will no doubt delight the close-knit family, who have always lived under the same roof together.
Charlotte and Louis are expected to remain at Lambrook for a few more years, as the Berkshire school educates students up to the age of 13. The adjustment period may be challenging, but the family's proximity to Eton should help ease the transition.
