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Princess Kate and Prince William want a modern school for Prince George to prepare the heir to the throne for the future.
Instead of Eton, “Teddies” is in the running.
Windsor - It could mean a drastic change for Prince George (10) when he leaves Lambrook School behind.
Kate Middleton (42) and Prince William (41) are currently exploring the situation and are considering the question of where their eldest should go in school.
The fact is that Lambrook ends at the age of 13 at the latest.
But there's a whole lot of stakes attached to the decision.
Cuddling course for Prince George: The “Teddies” is on the short list for 5,000 euros per month
According to recent reports, William and Kate took a tour of St Edward's School in Oxford - a €55,000 (£46,980) a year boarding school for boys and girls aged 13 to 18, affectionately known as "Teddies". becomes.
Will the secondary school actually go on a cuddle course with the royal offspring when it comes to learning for just under 5,000 euros a month?
According to
hellomagazin.com
, there are other reasons why St. Edward's would be a top choice.
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It meets many criteria that are crucial for the future heir to the throne.
It is about an hour's drive from the Wales family home in Windsor and is co-educational, meaning Princess Charlotte, 8, could go back to school with her big brother in due course.
There is also a strong emphasis on community service, which is at the core of the royal ethos.
The “Teddies”
The institution, founded in 1863 by Reverend Thomas Chamberlain, has a highly talented headmaster, Alastair Chirnside.
His credo: “There must be the opportunity for everyone to participate and achieve outstanding achievements.” “Children’s happiness and their ability to recognize what makes them happy are more important than anything else.”
Of the school's philosophy, the principal says: "Education is a deeply personal endeavor based on good relationships and is most successful when teachers and students can determine their course."
For Prince George, things could get serious about changing schools after the summer holidays
After the summer holidays, Prince George could go to secondary school (photo montage).
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“Teddies is very down-to-earth, very reserved,” says Melanie Sanderson, education consultant and editor-in-chief of
The Good Schools Guide
: “It's stylish, it's not pretentious, it's down-to-earth.
It also has a very strong ethos of service and a strong connection to the local community, which is at the core of what the Royals do.
We're told that William and Catherine are trying to raise their children to understand their privilege." She also hints that there are a few people who she doesn't want to name who belong to both the "Teddies" and the would be connected to the royal family.
It looks like the heir to the throne doesn't want to follow Kate's career at Marlborough College or Prince William's career at Eton College.
Courses in sustainability, design, sports science and classics complement the GCSE options (GCSE stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education and roughly corresponds to the German secondary school leaving certificate after the 10th grade).
GCSEs include English, world literature, mathematics and science and a modern foreign language.
According to dailymail.co.uk
, in addition to the 5,000 euros a month, Kate and William incur additional costs for extracurricular activities such as theater, golf and sailing lessons
.
Prince George has previously attended the same school as his siblings, but he will soon be moving on to an elite school that the Prince and Princess of Wales are currently looking for him (photo montage).
© Mike Egerton/dpa & Jonathan Brady/dpa
But for the advertised life skills that Prince George can acquire here, Kate and William could opt for it.
But there's a bit of drill here too: The students have to join the Combined Cadet Force and can choose between the Army, Navy and Air Force departments.
Princess Kate is probably currently busy with Georgie's school after she has to recover from her abdominal operation until Easter.
Sources used:
dailymail.co.uk, hellomagazine.com, Instagram