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Kensington Palace has confirmed that Prince George will start attending Eton College this coming September. This decision means he will continue a family tradition, following the path of his father, the Prince of Wales, who was also educated at this prestigious institution in Berkshire. Eton is known for its high tuition fees, which currently amount to approximately £63,000 annually.
Pupils typically begin their studies at Eton at age 13, aligning perfectly with Prince George’s upcoming birthday next month when he turns 13. As the eldest son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, George remains second in line to the British throne. His transition to Eton comes after completing his education at Lambrook School in Berkshire, where he studied alongside his siblings Charlotte and Louis.
Prior to the announcement, there was considerable speculation about where Prince George would continue his education. Discussions predominantly centered on private schools, with some suggesting Marlborough College—an institution attended by his mother, Catherine. Ultimately, the choice settled on Eton College, a prestigious school established in the 15th century that has educated 20 British prime ministers. Prince George’s family has strong connections to Eton as well; his uncle Prince Harry and great uncle Earl Spencer are both alumni.
Prince William has previously spoken fondly of his own experiences at Eton. In an interview at age 18, he remarked, “I’ve really enjoyed being able to go about Eton as just another student.” In addition to education, Prince George is also being gradually introduced to public appearances, such as attending the Trooping the Colour event in London with his family and participating alongside his father in charitable activities, including a Christmas visit to support the homeless. The fees for his schooling will include VAT, which has been applied by the government to private school tuition
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