Prince George’s School Posts Warning Signs On Campus
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Back To School season is officially here, and even the Royal Family is gearing up to send their kids back to school next month.
Now that Prince George has graduated from Lambrooke, he will be attending an all boys boarding school in Berkshire.
As Kate Middleton and Prince William’s son’s move-in date nears, the school has begun posting signs around campus.
Prince George Enrolls In Eton College
Now 13 year old, Prince George is moving on up to secondary school and he chose to enroll at a boarding school and live on campus.
There has been quite a bit of buzz about the Royal Family member moving in to the dorms, and this week new signs popped up all over the school.
According to a new report from People Magazine, “Ahead of his arrival, new “no photography” signs have been seen around campus. The signage includes individual signs on fences, as well as “no photography” warnings added to other signage that warns students and visitors to “please keep to public footpath only.”
Prince George Follows In Prince William’s Footsteps
Royal Family followers know that Prince George’s arrival at Eton College is a huge deal, and not just because he’s the future King Of England.
In fact, Prince George is following in his father’s footsteps and chose his alma mater. Eton isn’t just an amazing school, it’s also sentimental to the Royals.
Prince William attended the all boys’ boarding school at Eton College when he was his son’s age and he lived on campus too.
Of course, that was a different time and there was no such thing as smart phones and social media when William was a student there.
Do you think that Eton College will be able to keep the scandals at a minimum and make sure no photos are leaked of Prince George? Or will that be nearly impossible?
Let us know what you think in the comments down below and keep checking back here on Soap Opera Spy for more Royal news and updates.
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