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Prince George begins school at Eton College

Thirteen-year-old Prince George, son of William and Catherine, starts his first week at the prestigious Eton College, which his father and Uncle Harry also attended.

9 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Prince George begins school at Eton College — Archive photoPhoto: W. & D. Downey · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

Prince George, the oldest son of Prince William and Princess Catherine, began his first day at the prestigious Eton College on Tuesday. The 13-year-old was accompanied by his parents, who proudly stood by his side upon his arrival.

Eton College, a renowned private school in Berkshire, has a long tradition among British royals and is known for its exclusive education. Founded in 1440 by Henry VI, it has produced numerous prominent alumni, including William and Harry.

According to information from the Tages-Anzeiger, the annual tuition fee at Eton College is 71,000 Swiss francs. George is expected to reside in one of the school’s 25 boarding houses, marking another step in a new chapter of his life.

Heraldry and school uniforms are part of the college’s sense of tradition, and George was photographed upon arrival in an appropriate dark suit, shirt, and tie. The support from his parents symbolizes a continuation of the family’s commitment to education.

The Eton community is pleased with the new arrival, who follows in the footsteps of his ancestors. Media reports indicate that he will study and reside at the college for the next five years, shaping the next steps of his academic journey.

The arrival of Prince George at Eton marks not only a significant personal milestone but also heightens public interest in the educational paths of British royals.

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