A tiny primary school has been saved from closure after pupils wrote to Prince George and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appealing for help.
Chirton village school in Wiltshire was under threat because not enough families were enrolling their children as pupils.
But the 'Prince George effect' was given as the reason behind the school being saved from closure. In their letter to the royal couple, the children said how much they love their school and even invited the Duke and Duchess to enroll George, now fifteen months old, as a pupil when he is old enough.
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