Prince George's First Challenge in Eton, a Surprise Test that William Already Passed
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Prince George is about to begin one of the most important stages of his formation. In September he will enter Eton College, the prestigious male boarding school located on the shores of the Thames through which generations of the British aristocracy have passed, including his father, Prince William, and his uncle, Prince Harry. But before adapting to classes and to life on campus, the heir will have to overcome one of the most unique traditions …
After the summer holidays, Princess Kate (44) is facing an emotional cut: her eldest son Prince George (12) changes to the famous Eton College in September – and is expected to live there as a full-time boarding school student. According to Mirror, the traditional school in the shadow of Windsor Castle costs 73,100 euros a year. Thus, the twelve-year-old Prince follows in the footsteps of his father Prince William (44), who also went to school i…
At the beginning of September, Prince George will make his entrance to the highly selective Eton College, where the fees are around £63,298 per year, or almost €74,000. According to Vanity Fair, the young prince did not receive any special treatment and had to pass the entrance exam like the other candidates. But another rite, much older, intrigues today: the mysterious color test. Far from a math test, this historical test awaits George as soon…
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