Prince George Starts School: A New Era For The Royal Family

Let’s be real for a second: The Cambridges are just like the rest of us when it comes to parenting. Sure, Prince William and Kate Middleton might live in a palace and have titles that most of us can’t even pronounce, but when it comes to raising their kids—Prince George and Princess Charlotte—they’re as hands-on as any other parent. According to a royal insider who spoke exclusively to Closer Weekly, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are fully committed to being part of every aspect of their children’s lives, especially George’s schooling. This isn’t just about waving goodbye from the palace balcony; they’re diving headfirst into the whole school experience.

Now, picture this: It’s September 7, and little Prince George is stepping out for his first day at Thomas’s Battersea primary school in London. You’d think both parents would be there to cheer him on, right? But life throws curveballs even at royals. Kate, who’s expecting their third child, wasn’t feeling well due to morning sickness, so she couldn’t join her son. That’s where Prince William stepped up. As a proud dad, he was there to send off his eldest child with love and support. And guess what? George is no stranger to school life. He loved his nursery days and isn’t the clingy type, so his parents aren’t worried about him adjusting to full-day schooling. That’s what the insider told Closer.

George’s New Adventure: A Sporty School for a Sporty Prince

Here’s the thing: The royal insider believes George is going to absolutely thrive at his new school. Why? Because the school has a strong focus on sports, and George is already a little bundle of energy. Think about it—this kid is going to love soccer classes, rugby, and gymnastics. It’s like they tailor-made the curriculum for him. But it doesn’t stop there. Kate and William aren’t just leaving George at the gates and driving off. Nope, they’re planning to do the school drop-off themselves every morning. That’s right, folks—this modern royal couple is breaking tradition and showing the world that parenting is personal, no matter your title.

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Creating a Safe and Happy Environment for George

The royal family has asked the press to give George some space during this transition. Kate and William want to ensure their son feels safe and happy as he adjusts to his new surroundings. After all, it’s not just about George starting school. This is the beginning of a whole new chapter for the royal family. Little sister Charlotte, who’s just 2 years old, will be following in George’s footsteps in a few years. And let’s not forget—the couple is expecting their third child in March 2018. So, buckle up, because things are about to get even more exciting!

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