Caption: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have put Prince George’s name down for his father’s old pre-prep school, Wetherby
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
have put Prince George
’s name down for his father’s old pre-prep school, Wetherby, (The Daily Mail) hears.It could be the clearest sign yet that the couple plan to relocate from Anmer Hall in Norfolk and take up permanent residence at Kensington Palace
, which is half a mile from the all-boys’ school.There had been speculation that George, right, who currently attends a Montessori nursery, would go to Beeston Hall in Cromer.
That would have allowed Kate
, 34, to remain at secluded Anmer Hall, the home she retreated to when she abandoned the 115-year-old tradition of a female Royal presenting the Irish Guards with shamrocks on St Patrick’s Day.Although she relishes raising George, two, and his sister Charlotte in the privacy and tranquility of the countryside, it now seems that the Duchess may feel duty-bound to return to London
and become full-time working Royal.It would also explain why Kate
undertook a taxpayer-funded £4.5 million refurbishment of Kensington Palace in 2014. If George takes up his place, he will start at Wetherby next year. Click link for full post from The Daily Mail.
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