The Duchess of Cambridge left her first boarding school, Downe House, after reportedly being bullied for two terms
Kate Middleton is likely to appreciate a strict policy at the Cambridge children’s new school in Windsor ‒ one which will hopefully protect George, Charlotte, and Louis from the ‘miserable’ ordeal she endured as a student herself.
- Kate Middleton is likely to be reassured by a strict policy at Lambrook, the posh new school her three children will be attending this September.
- The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have officially moved to Adelaide Cottage Windsor, where they will be raising Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis away from the media spotlight.
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Kate Middleton will likely appreciate a strict rule enforced at her children’s new school ‒ absolutely no bullying.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s three kids, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will begin their first term at Lambrook School from September 8, following the family’s big move from London’s Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor this summer.
The junior royals’ enrollment in the prestigious institution has been met by plenty of media attention and fanfare, as it marks the first time that all three Cambridge children will be receiving lessons in the same place. Prince George, 8, and Princess Charlotte, 7, were previously pupils at the co-ed Thomas’s Battersea, while Prince Louis was in his final year at the Willcock’s Nursery in Kensington.
