Prince George’s Royal Education Takes a Historical Turn: A Future King in the Making
In a delightful revelation that has royal watchers buzzing, Prince William recently shared that his son, Prince George, is not just the future king of England, but also a budding history buff. During an episode of “The Reluctant Traveler” with Eugene Levy on Apple TV Plus, William provided a charming look into George’s academic life at Lamuk School in Berkshire, where the young prince is excelling in history—a subject fitting for a monarch-in-training.
Standing beside a set of Henry VII’s armor at Windsor Castle, William quipped, “George, my son, is way better at history than I am. I have to check with him now on my dates.” This playful admission not only showcases a father’s pride but also hints at George’s growing curiosity about the very history that shapes the monarchy.
As George approaches the end of his time at Lamuk, where he has been immersed in lessons about significant events like the Norman conquest and the World Wars, the anticipation builds regarding his next educational chapter. Reports suggest that George will likely transition to the prestigious Eaton College, the same institution attended by his father, Prince William. This choice reflects the Wales family’s commitment to balancing royal duties with a grounded upbringing, as they seek to provide George and his siblings—Charlotte and Louis—with a sense of normalcy amidst their royal legacy.
Royal correspondent Danielle Stacy noted George’s early empathy and interest in history, recalling his attendance at a veterans tea party at Buckingham Palace, where he eagerly listened to stories from the past. This connection to history runs deep in the Wales family, with both King Charles and Princess Catherine having academic backgrounds steeped in historical studies.
As Prince William juggles his royal responsibilities with family life, he emphasizes the importance of maintaining a stable home for his children. With George’s passion for history shining brightly, it seems the young prince is well on his way to embracing his future role as a leader, all while enjoying the joys of childhood—like sports and the great outdoors. The future of the monarchy looks promising, with Prince George already carving out his own legacy.
