Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are returning to Lambrook School for the 2024–2025 academic year, marking a significant milestone for the Wales family. This will be the last year all three siblings attend the same school, with George expected to move on to secondary education next year.

A New Chapter at Lambrook

Lambrook, a co-educational prep school near Windsor, has been home to the royal children since 2022. Known for its emphasis on both academics and outdoor learning, the school has provided George, Charlotte and Louis with a balanced environment to grow socially and academically. Reports suggest the children are thriving.

For Prince George, now 11, this year will likely be his last at Lambrook. Following tradition, Eton College—attended by both Prince William and Prince Harry—has been widely speculated as his next step, although no official confirmation has been made.

Family Life and Summer Traditions

The Wales family spent the summer balancing private time with public engagements. George and Charlotte accompanied their parents to Wimbledon in July, while six-year-old Louis delighted crowds at Trooping the Colour in June with his playful energy. In August, the family joined the rest of the royals at Balmoral, continuing their summer tradition in Scotland.

These carefully chosen appearances reflect William and Catherine’s parenting philosophy: allowing their children to take part in royal traditions while ensuring long stretches away from cameras in Windsor and Norfolk.

A Parenting Approach Shaped by Experience

Both William and Catherine have made it clear that privacy and stability are at the heart of their parenting. William, mindful of the scrutiny he endured growing up after the death of Princess Diana, has often spoken about wanting his children to have a more grounded childhood. Catherine has also tied her professional work on early childhood development to her personal life, highlighting the importance of secure family environments for long-term well-being.