Princess Charlotte is about to start school with Prince George on September 5th. The four-year-old athlete will join six-year-old George at his Thomas's Battersea school. So, what does the princess really think about going to school alongside her big brother?
Princess Charlotte joins Prince George at school
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Charlotte will join George at a private school for $ 23,000 a year. Fortunately, the school is near the family home at Kensington Palace. An insider told People what the princess really felt about joining her brother at school. "She can not wait to be with George at the big school," a source told People. "She is so excited about all this."
Prince George already has two years of experience at school, so he is more than willing to show his sister and make her feel at home. "They are almost old and spend a lot of time together," says the source. "Playdates [with outsiders] can be difficult, so they learn to support each other. "
Prince George loves school
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very happy to share new photographs of their family as they went to the RHS Back to Nature Garden at #ChelseaFlowerShow on Sunday afternoon. The photographs were taken by @mattporteous. The #RHSChelsea #RHSChelsea garden, designed by The Duchess and award-winning landscape architects Andrée Davies and Adam White of Davies White Landscape Architects, is a wooded setting for families and communities to meet and connect with each other. nature. His Royal Highness is a strong advocate for the demonstrated benefits of the outdoors on physical and mental health and the positive impact that nature and the environment can have on the development of children in particular. In recent months, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have helped the Duchess collect moss, leaves and twigs to decorate Back to Nature's @The_RHS Garden. The hazel sticks collected by the family were also used for the den of the garden. In an interview for the BBC, the Duchess told Monty Don: "I am truly convinced that nature and interacting in the open air have tremendous benefits for our physical and mental well-being, especially for young children. I really hope that the wood we have created really inspires families, children and communities to go out, enjoy nature and the outdoors and spend quality time together. "
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Queen Elizabeth II was home schooled and the idea that kingship was schooled with others was not a reality. George seems to be having fun with all his heart. A source told People that George is affectionately nicknamed George Cambridge at school and that he is "very happy".
Charlotte studied at the Willcocks Nursery School in London before being enrolled at Thomas's Battersea. Royal fans will most likely see Prince William or Kate Middleton send their precious girl to school from day one. Only two years ago, Prince William deposed George for his first day. Holding the hand of his son, the photos clearly show that Prince George was shy about the new environment. However, he quickly adapted to his new school.
Homework at Thomas's Battersea is not a joke
Princess Charlotte and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge | Chris Jackson / Getty Images
George's schoolwork is about to pile up. As he moves from first to second grade, his work at school will increase. The website of his school indicates that students will learn various subjects, comprising: Literacy, numeracy, science, history, geography, French, PSHCE (personal, social, health and economic education), art, etc.
Battersea of Thomas Head
from high school, Helen Haslem, talked about the school in a shared letter
online. "We are proud of our creative program and children quickly
immerse themselves in their subjects and participate in all learning experiences
presented to them. Progress is carefully monitored and supported by the form
teacher, teaching assistant and specialized teachers. "
The royal brothers and sisters are different in their own way
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The Duchess of Cambridge organized a picnic for her patrons in the Back to Nature Garden at #RHSHampton, where she was joined by children from @afnccf, Evelina Children's Hospital, @actionforchildrenuk and @ _place2be to discover the positive effects of spending. weather outside. The Duchess of Cambridge's RHS Back to Nature Garden has been moved to the @The_RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival – its design has the same wild and natural look, but it has been developed to create new possibilities for children and families interact with nature. The design of this garden was again created thanks to a collaboration between His Royal Highness, the landscape architects @davies_white and the RHS. As part of her long-standing work on early childhood, the Duchess believes that spending time outdoors plays a vital role in the future health and happiness of children. His garden highlights the fact that time spent in natural environments can help lay the foundation for a positive physical and mental well-being that lasts throughout his childhood and throughout his life. Features such as hollow logs and rustic dens have returned from Chelsea, along with a new hidden cave, treehouse, camouflage net, rolling hill and stream. These environments allow children to develop life skills through free play, strengthening their self-confidence, strength, resilience and social skills. In addition to the benefits of nature for physical and mental health, spending quality time with parents and caregivers has a valuable impact on the early development of children. In the garden, families can explore together and enjoy nature as a playground. There is a pond for paddling, a hotel for insects that provides habitats for all kinds of wild animals, as well as for swimming. a wildflower meadow that respects bees and covers the hill of buttercup, daisy, red clover and spotted orchid.
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The two children have different personalities, as it was obvious
at their parents charity
sailing race. Charlotte was seen playing with her tongue out,
just enjoy being a kid. His mother was there and laughed.
The royal brothers and sisters will be together at school to come
days. It will be interesting to see how they get along in the world.
new setting away from their parents.
