The notion of Prince George attending an all-boys boarding school as he approaches his teenage years has stirred discussions among royal enthusiasts. Some have expressed mixed feelings about the idea of the senior royals sending their children away to boarding school. Royal expert Jennie Bond, in an interview with Ok! Magazine, noted that while it might be a traditional choice, it could also be viewed as a bit "sad." She commended Kate and William's parenting style, describing it as "hands-on."
The decision to send Prince George to Eton College would align with a long-standing tradition within the royal family. Both Prince William and Prince Harry attended the same institution during their education.
On the topic of boarding schools, some Reddit users speculated about the differences in educational practices between countries. One user questioned if it was more common in the UK to send children away to boarding schools, expressing their reluctance to have their kids away from home for extended periods. Another user pointed out that keeping Prince George at home might deny him a shared experience with his future peers, potentially making him seem more sheltered.
There was also a discussion about the possibility of Prince George attending Eton College as a day student, considering its proximity to the Windsor Castle estate where the family currently resides. This approach could break from tradition and allow Prince George to remain closer to home while receiving his education.
