Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have started a new school year at Lambrook School\u2014likely their last together, as George is expected to attend Eton College next year.<\/p>\n
After a summer spent largely out of the spotlight at Anmer Hall, the Wales children are now back to school, while Prince William and Kate Middleton resume royal duties. George and Charlotte joined their parents at Wimbledon in July, while Louis, 7, made memorable public appearances at Trooping the Colour and a church service in Scotland.<\/p>\n
Later this year, the Wales family will move from Adelaide Cottage to Forest Lodge, a larger home on the Windsor estate. The move comes amid ongoing personal challenges, including Kate\u2019s cancer treatment, and represents a fresh start. William and Kate see Forest Lodge as their \u201cforever home,\u201d where they aim to raise their children in privacy without live-in staff.<\/p>\n
Prince William is focused on giving his children the stable and grounded upbringing he lacked. Inspired by lessons from Prince Harry\u2019s royal exit, William and Kate are delaying discussions about their children’s royal roles to avoid creating divisions based on birth order. As royal expert Jennie Bond notes, William wants \u201croyalty with a small \u2018r\u2019\u201d and is committed to a private, rooted family life.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have started a new school year at Lambrook School\u2014likely their last together, as George is expected to attend Eton College next year. After a summer spent largely out of the spotlight at Anmer Hall, the Wales children are now back to school, while Prince William and Kate Middleton…<\/p>\n