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Prince William and Kate Middleton hold hands with all their three children as they arrive for a tour of their brand new school in Bracknell, England on Wednesday (September 7).

Prince William and Kate Middleton kicked off their new school year on Wednesday.Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4, attended a «settling in afternoon» for new students at the Lambrook School, and were accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for the special day, Kensington Palace announced Wednesday afternoon.The family was in high spirits as they walked through campus. George and Louis twinned in adorable school uniforms — including white, checkered button-down shirts, blue shorts and black shoes — while Charlotte was all smiles as she wore her hair back in braids and a uniform dress.With their mom in a gorgeous white-and-copper polka dot dress and their royal dad styling in a navy suit, sans tie, the happy family looked picture perfect.According to the Palace, «The settling in afternoon is an annual event held to welcome new starters and their families to Lambrook and takes place the day before the start of the new school term.»George, Charlotte and Louis all officially start their academic term on Thursday.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have become two of the most relatable members of the royal family. Just recently, The Duchess, 40, stunned onlookers when she boarded an economy flight to head to Balmoral with Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, four.

It remains to be seen as to whether Prince William and Prince Harry will meet up when the Sussexes visit the UK next month. But royal biographer Andrew Morton has told OK! that their late mother Princess Diana would be desperate for them to reconcile. Ahead of Diana's anniversary on 31 August, Andrew says she would be pained by the current rift between her sons.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are facing backlash as the pair move their family over to Windsor in the coming weeks.The Cambridges are moving from Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage with their three children, Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, four — with the family aiming to get settled in at their new home before the next school year begins. Adelaide Cottage sits in Windsor's Home Park, a private 655 acre royal park which is managed by the Crown Estate, with William and Kate being given permission to live in the 19th century, four-bed cottage by Queen Elizabeth II.

The end of the summer holiday is nearing which means a return to school for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. But this September the royal children will be attending a different school as the family moves up to the Windsor estate. Private co-educational institution Lambrook School, in Berkshire, near Ascot, is the Cambridge children's new school.

READ MORE: Expert spots subtle clue Duchess is 'faking it' with her body languageHer brother wore the same uniform, but chose a jumper and a pair of shorts. Both children wore black shoes - Mary Janes for Charlotte and loafers for George. They also had backpacks, which their parents carried for them as they held their hands to walk to the school's gates.

George and Charlotte have had a happy start to their education since 2017 and 2019 respectively and are pleased to have found a school for all three of their children which shares a similar ethos and values to Thomas’s. ” While the news of their new school has only just been revealed, some have turned their attention to whether or not Prince George and Prince Louis will eventually follow in their father's footsteps and change schools again at the age of 13 to attend Eton College. If they do follow suit, some have questioned where we can expect Princess Charlotte to complete her education.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's three children are to start a new school next month. Prince William and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge are moving their family to a new home in Windsor and it's now been revealed their children - Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, seven and Prince Louis, four - will be enrolled at the £7,000-a-term Lambrook School near Ascot, Berkshire which is just a nine-mile journey from their four-bedroomed Adelaide Cottage on the Windsor estate close to Windsor Castle. Prince George and Princess Charlotte previously attended Thomas’s prep school in London's Battersea.

Kate Middleton has stunned passengers as she was spotted on board a recent commercial flight travelling to Balmoral, where she was seated in economy class for the duration of the trip. The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, was making the short trip to Balmoral, Scotland on Sunday, August 21, alongside two of her children, Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, four.

and children are about to be the new kids. The royal couple made the move from Kensington Palace in London to Windsor over the summer, and their children , , and will attend a school nearby starting in September. Kensington Palace announced via a statement on Monday, August 22 that the will attend Lambrook School in Berkshire. reports that Kate and William toured several schools in the area before choosing Lambrook.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte had their final day at their former school, Thomas's in Battersea, South London, earlier this summer and will be joined by their younger brother, Prince Louis, at the exclusive prep school. A private school has been on the site where Lambrook stands since 1860 and it has many royal links.

The Queen had a “very clear” message on how she would like a gift sent to herself to be passed down to Princess Charlotte and the rest of her great-grandchildren. The 96 year old monarch was given a life-sized Wendy house 90 years ago for her to play in as a child, which currently sits in the gardens at the Royal Lodge in Windsor, where the Queen grew up and lived in her early years.

The Queen has many rules around dining that are not to be broken by anyone. Her Majesty, 96, has many regulations that are not to be broken and as head of her family she eats what she wants including afternoon tea everyday and a traditional French menu. She also has her own set of rules at her dining table that she enforces for her grandchildren and great grandchildren, including Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte.The three young royals - and their relatives - are not allowed to use mobile phones at the dining table.

As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's son Prince Louis excitedly prepares to start school in September, this collector's edition provides exclusive expert insight into the educational life of members of the Royal Family. Look back at some of the most memorable "first day at school" photographs, from Prince Charles stepping out of a chauffeur-driven car to Princess Charlotte’s shy wave on her inaugural day at St Thomas’s.

Princess Charlotte will be honoured with the rarest official Royal title when her father Prince William becomes King.The seven year old’s current title is Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana of Cambridge, however this will change once her grandfather Prince Charles succeeds the throne.Titles of honours and dukedoms assigned to the Royal Family have historical and political significance, and have been handed down from generations of monarchs that came before. While Princess Charlotte’s brothers Prince George and Prince Louis will each have important senior royal titles, her new title will have unique importance, as it is one that only seven of her Royal ancestors have previously shared.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are leaving London for Berkshire and according to reports, they are set to move into a four-bedroom house in Windsor with their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. As the summer holidays reach their final weeks, four year old Prince Louis is gearing up to make the transition into primary school and the move will mark the first time the three royal siblings will attend the same school.

The Cambridge family’s new home in Adelaide Cottage will not have a room for their live-in nanny. 

Princess Diana's bodyguard Ken Wharfe has revealed how Prince William and Prince Harry are looking to their own fun childhood as an inspiration for raising their own children.READ: Prince William flies Princess Charlotte to Commonwealth Games - watch him land helicopterWriting exclusively in this week's issue of HELLO!, Ken – who has teamed up with author Ros Coward to write Diana: Remembering the Princess ahead of her 25th death anniversary this month – looks back on the idyllic upbringing Diana gave her sons, and how she tried to instil a sense of normalcy in them.WATCH: Princess Diana saves the day at Prince Harry's sports day"Although the boys had nannies, she was a hands-on mum and was always with them in their nursery or bringing them down to the kitchen for breakfast," Ken, who worked with Diana from 1988 to 1993, writes.READ: Prince Harry and Meghan's son Archie looked adorable on playdate with George, Charlotte and LouisSHOP: HELLO! celebrates Princess Diana with new T-shirt collection"They were allowed to have their friends for sleepovers and she'd let them bring them on holidays, too… She took them to Thorpe Park – where they had to queue for the rides like everyone else – a London bus and the underground, and to burger bars and restaurants such as Bill Wyman's Sticky Fingers.

Princess Charlotte appears to have followed in her mother’s sartorial footsteps after she was spotted wearing a dress at this year’s Commonwealth Games that promptly sold out in minutes after her iconic appearance. While the phenomenon is no stranger to the young royal’s mother Kate Middleton, whose enviable style frequently sees her outfits sell out in a matter hours, it appears her daughter has also been bitten by the trendsetting bug as thousands of parents across the country flocked online to purchase the same outfit for their little ones.

Princess Charlotte stole the show during a rare outing alongside her parents Prince William and Kate Middleton earlier this week. As she joined her doting mum and dad while on a visit to the Commonwealth Games, seven year old Charlotte could be seen showing off her cheeky side by sticking her tongue out as she cheered on the competitors at the Sandwell Aquatics Centre. And as she got stuck into the celebrations, Prince William could be seen laughing and joking with his daughter and at one point was pictured comforting Charlotte as they supported the athletes.