Prince George is back at Eton College today after spending two weeks with his parents, Prince William and Princess Catherine, and his two siblings. The 13-year-old prince has been a boarding student at the school since joining in September.
While he is likely to have had weekends back home between September and October, the last two weeks were the longest the young royal has spent at home since moving to Eton. It is believed he returned to the school yesterday ahead of lessons starting again today.
Barcelona Trip with Prince William
It is unknown how the family spent the half-term break; however, George was spotted once during that time. This was when he flew to Barcelona with his father last week to watch Aston Villa play Barcelona at Camp Nou.
The father and son flew commercial on a British Airways flight. As well as exciting days out like this, it is likely that George would also have liked just being around his parents and siblings again.
This is likely to have made Princess Catherine very happy, who admitted to a member of the public just before half-term that she missed her oldest son, now that he no longer lives at home full-time. Princess Charlotte, 11, and Prince Louis, eight, still live at Forest Lodge with William and Catherine.
Upcoming Eton Breaks
Although George will have to wait until December for the Christmas break, which will reunite him with his parents for weeks, he will still have the chance to spend some weekends back home. Hello! reports that Eton has a "B" weekend from 21 to November 22.
This means that on weekends, the students can return home on Saturday and spend a night with their family. The students also have a "short leave" break from 28 to November 30.
This is the last one before the school breaks up for Christmas in mid-December. It is believed George is getting on well at Eton; however, no official updates have been given.
First Day at Eton
His parents allowed him to be photographed arriving for his first day at Eton in September. They also shared a photograph of George in his school uniform.
It is then understood that George will be left alone to complete his education at Eton - the same school his father attended - without any interference.
While George may no longer live at home full-time with William and Catherine, his younger siblings, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, still do. This is because they are day students at Lambrook School, rather than boarding pupils. They, like George, are likely to attend boarding school when they reach 13 and their time at Lambrook ends.
