Prince George, Princess Charlotte and their younger brother Prince Louis will soon be starting at Lambrook School.
September 04, 2022 - 19:56 BST Diane Shipley The two older Cambridge children are gearing up for the new school term, which will see them move schools and begin attending Lambrook, where they will also be joined by their younger brother, Prince Louis.The royal children will be near to their new home on the Windsor estate, Adelaide Cottage, but the school will be a change from what they are used to at St Thomas' Battersea, where Prince George and Princess Charlotte used to attend.
It will also become compulsory for him to take Latin. Lambrook offers a wide range of subjects for its pupils, so George, nine, and Charlotte, seven, will have lessons in English, Maths, French, Science, Greek, History, Geography, ICT, Art, Design & Technology, Drama, Music, RS, PE, Swimming and Games.In addition, Lambrook has a total of 178 LAMDA lessons on offer each week along with 420 individual music lessons, from tap dancing to bagpipe playing.
There are 610 pupils at the Church of England school, and according to the Good Schools Guide, the boarding fee last year was £25,440.At the weekend, the Duchess of Cambridge was seen driving around Windsor after moving to Adelaide Cottage with her family.
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