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Why Prince George is set to have a very different time at Eton than Prince William
Prince George will be following in his father's footsteps this September when he heads off to continue his education at Eton College.
And in a new piece for the Mail, royal author Robert Jobson has revealed how George's time at the iconic institution will differ significantly than what was experienced by Prince William.
"The difference is everything," he told the publication. "William walked into Eton carrying his parents' marital war. George walks in from a settled home. Two parents, together, who built him a base and guard it fiercely. Confidence is not taught. It is absorbed."
On William's first experience at Eton, he continued: "A boy of thirteen came out with his mother and father to pose for pictures with his housemaster, Dr Andrew Gailey. He had signed the Entrance Book. Charles and Diana stood either side of him. They were separated by then. The divorce was a year away.
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Why Prince George’s royal childhood has been ‘dramatically different’ to William’s
The Prince and Princess of Wales are not taking the stock-standard approach to parenting their three children.
According to royal commentator Victoria Arbiter, the expectations have shifted since Prince William’s own childhood – meaning Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will face considerably less pressure than young royals have in the past.
William and Kate will ensure their children “have time to live their lives”, Victoria Arbiter says. Matt Porteous/Kensington Palace
Speaking to nine.com.au, Arbiter shared insight into the route the royal parents appear to be taking as they raise their family.
“I do think William and Catherine will make sure that they have time to live their lives,” she said.
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