Overview
- Prince William and Princess Kate were reported to have toured Oundle School in Northamptonshire as they assess where Prince George will start secondary education.
- Kensington Palace has not announced a decision, and the school offered no comment, with one schools guide editor suggesting the family may reveal the choice late in the summer.
- Other options remain in play, including Eton College, Marlborough College, and the London day school Highgate, reflecting a mix of boarding and day routes.
- Oundle is a coeducational boarding school founded in 1556 with fees up to about £59,000 a year, which would likely require George to live away from the family’s base near Windsor.
- George currently attends Lambrook near Windsor and is due to move up to secondary level this autumn, a shift that will shape his daily life depending on a boarding or day-school choice.