Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, move their children to a new school shortly after starting the school term in the U.K., citing security concerns, a spokesperson says. The reports describe the move as occurring within days of the family’s return to Britain.

Multiple outlets say the decision is linked to how their children are transported and the practical risks around commuting. Channel NewsAsia and other reports cite factors such as traffic and the distance between the family’s home and the original school, which concern the couple’s security team. Sky News similarly reports the move is understood to be driven by security concerns.

Other coverage places the school change in the wider context of Harry’s ongoing efforts to secure publicly funded police protection. NBC News notes the couple is awaiting a verdict on their request for security. Several sources describe the brief timeline after the school year began, while also emphasizing that the decision is not presented as a reflection on the schools or staff.