Prince George first day at Eton College marks a new royal chapter

The young royal begins his studies at Britain’s most prestigious school, accompanied by Prince William and Kate Middleton

A new chapter opened today for Prince George, who officially began his studies at Eton College, the renowned private school in Berkshire long associated with the British monarchy. The campus sits just a short distance from the Prince and Princess of Wales’ residence in Windsor, and has educated generations of royals.

George’s arrival marks a significant milestone. At 13 — he celebrated his birthday on July 22 — the young prince is now following in the footsteps of both his father, Prince William, and his uncle, Prince Harry, who also attended the institution. In keeping with the importance of the moment, George was accompanied by his parents, Kate Middleton and William, as he stepped into one of the United Kingdom’s most prestigious academic traditions.

The start of his journey at Eton places George within a lineage of students who have shaped the country’s public life, reinforcing the school’s role in the broader fabric of the British royal family. For the Prince and Princess of Wales, it is a symbolic passage: their eldest son entering an environment that has historically prepared future leaders — including members of their own family.

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