Royal biographer Andrew Morton says growing public and media attention on Prince George’s schooling indicates how future attention may shift within the British royal family. In commentary carried by Daily Mail, Morton frames the heightened interest in George’s education as a possible factor behind concerns previously associated with Prince Harry—that he could be “overshadowed” by the prominence of his brother’s children. The article suggests that the focus on George’s schooling could extend to predictions about where Prince William and Catherine might send their son, though it presents Morton’s views rather than verified official confirmation. Across the provided material, the central claim is that attention surrounding George’s schooling is increasing and that this trend could have broader personal and public-relations implications for Harry. The reporting relies on Morton’s interpretation and does not provide new, independently confirmed details about any school arrangements. Overall, the story centers on Morton’s assessment of public interest and its potential impact, rather than on direct policy or official announcements.