Find out what Prince George will be studying in Year 2! backtoschool
He's beginning Year 2 August 22, 2019 - 12:51 BST Ainhoa Barcelona Prince George may be enjoying the end of his summer holiday, but he'll be back to school in no time. This year, the future King will be joined by his younger sister Princess Charlotte, four, who is starting Reception at Thomas's Battersea.
On the school's official website, Helen Haslem, Head of Lower School, explains: "The emphasis in the Lower School is on enjoyment and this is embedded in our broad curriculum and our most important school rule of 'Be Kind'."Children quickly their settle into the routines and expectations of the school where the atmosphere is noticeably happy, yet stimulating in nature. Our foremost aim is to ensure that every child feels safe, happy and confident at school.
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