Prince William says his eldest son, Prince George, has already begun boarding at Lambrook School ahead of moving there for secondary education. He makes the comments in an interview on Heart Radio’s breakfast show, presented by Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden. William discusses the practical difficulties of school routines, describing the “chaos” involved in school runs. He also refers to the impact this schedule has on daily life, including how eight-year-old Prince Louis can leave fingerprints in the car after eating jam sandwiches. The reports frame the remarks as part of William’s broader discussion of family logistics around the children’s education and routines as they move to new schooling arrangements.
Prince William says Prince George is already boarding at Lambrook
Prince William says his eldest son, Prince George, has already begun boarding at Lambrook School ahead of moving there for secondary education. He makes the comments in an interview on Heart Radio’s b...
- Prince William says Prince George is already boarding at Lambrook School.
- William makes the comments during an interview on Heart Radio’s breakfast show.
- The show is presented by Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden.
- William describes school runs as involving “chaos.”
- William mentions Prince Louis and jam sandwiches leaving fingerprints in the car.
William spoke of the 'chaos' of school runs, explaining how eight-year-old Louis, in particular, has a habit of leaving fingerprints from his jam sandwiches in the car.
3 months agoPrince William made the revelation on Friday, during an interview on Heart radio's breakfast show presented by Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden.
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