Prince George is set to enroll at Eton College this month, continuing a tradition established by his father, Prince William, and uncle, Prince Harry. Royal author Robert Hardman has uncovered that members of the British royal family have attended the esteemed institution beyond recent generations.
Historically, young royals often received home-based education from private tutors and governesses. Prince Charles is noted as the first future monarch to attend a conventional school. He later selected Eton College for his sons.
Hardman's research highlights additional, less widely known royal links to Eton. The specifics of which princess studied at the school are to be detailed in the upcoming Palace Confidential newsletter, which aims to provide expert insights, exclusive commentary, and historical context on the monarchy.