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LONDON, UK – Britain’s Prince George had his first day at nursery on Wednesday, January 6 prompting his proud mother Kate to take his photograph as she and Prince William dropped him off.
The two pictures, released by royal officials, show the two-year-old prince in a navy blue quilted coat and with a sky blue rucksack on his back arriving at Westacre Montessori School Nursery in Norfolk, eastern England.
Prince George arrives for his first day at Westacre Montessori School nursery in Norfolk.
Prince George arrives for his first day at Westacre Montessori School nursery in Norfolk.
The nursery is near the family’s country home at Anmer Hall, on Queen Elizabeth II’s private Sandringham estate.
George, who is 3rd in line to the throne after his grandfather Prince Charles and father William, will attend the nursery while his parents are staying at Anmer Hall but not when they are at their London home, Kensington Palace.
The nursery, located in a former chapel, reportedly costs £5.50 (7.50 euros, $8) an hour to attend.
While the older generation of British royals did not typically attend nursery, George is following in the footsteps of his father.
William was sent to an exclusive nursery school near Kensington Palace by his mother, the late princess Diana, who had herself worked at a nursery before her marriage to Charles.
Montessori schools are known for their liberal approach to education, which can include mixed age classrooms and encouraging children to act independently.
These photos of George, 2, are the first to be released this year. William and Catherine previously posted photos of George with his sister Princess Charlotte, who was born in May, while photographer Mario Testino released George’s photos last July in time for his birthday.
What do you think of these photos of Prince George on his first day of school? Let us know in the comments! – Rappler.com
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