British Royals

Back to school with Prince Charles

In May 1955, Buckingham Palace made an unprecedented announcement: Prince Charles would be the first heir to the throne to be educated outside the palace and would begin school in January 1957, at the age of eight. Previous princes had received their early education from palace tutors or in military academies, but The Queen and Prince Philip reportedly felt that Charles would benefit from the…
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The Edinburghs

Buckingham Palace reveals exciting future plans for Lady Louise Windsor

Buckingham Palace has revealed that Lady Louise Windsor has been accepted into the University of St Andrews to study English following the successful completion of her A Levels. The Scottish university is amongst the world’s most prestigious, with previous alumni including the likes of the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge who were both introduced to each other at the establishment. Her…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Back to school with the Duchess of Cambridge

The then-Catherine “Kate” Middleton did not begin her education in her native country of the United Kingdom. Instead, she began her schooling at an English-language nursery school in Amman, Jordan. At the time, her father, Michael Middleton, was working for British Airways in the country. They lived in the Middle Eastern kingdom fromMay 1984 to September 1986. Upon her family’s…
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British RoyalsQueen Elizabeth II

The Queen officially welcomed to Balmoral – behind closed doors

The Queen has officially begun her annual stay at Balmoral Castle this week following a change in arrival that saw the traditional welcoming ceremony held behind closed doors for the first time. The Queen traditionally inspects a guard of honour from the Balaklava Company, 5th Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland at a ceremony outside the castle gates while pipers play and the public…
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