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Britain's Prince George to go to prestigious Eton College
Kensington Palace said the 12-year-old passed Eton’s entrance exam as the £63,000-a-year school prepares to educate another future king.
- On June 6, Diary Editor Richard Eden reported that Prince George will attend Eton College in September, noting an official announcement was "imminent."
- George will follow his father, Prince William, and his uncle, Prince Harry, to the institution, as the Prince and Princess of Wales have reportedly steered him away from mixed education.
- The Prince is set to transition from Lambrook School in Berkshire to Eton this September after successfully completing the common entrance exam.
- Sources citing the "smartphone era" influenced the decision, as any image of the Prince could spread globally in "a moment," regardless of context.
- Eton maintains historical prestige as the Prince prepares for his future studies, having educated 20 British prime ministers including David Cameron and Boris Johnson.
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