Kate Middleton and Prince William's looming decision on Prince George that could 'shake things up'
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Prince William and Princess Kate have a huge parenting decision hanging over them - and some royal experts think that the choice they make for their son Prince George could have major impacts on the monarchy. But it remains to be seen whether the couple will stick with tried and tested methods and the status quo, or opt to "shake things up".
Since moving to Windsor two years ago, 11-year-old Prince George - second in line to the throne - has been enrolled at Lambrook School - alongside his younger sister Princess Charlotte and brother Prince Louis. Lambrook caters to pupils up to the age of 13, which means that in not too long, the Prince and Princess of Wales will have to decide where George will go to continue his education.
Both Kate and William attended boarding schools, with William attending the prestigious Eton College alongside his younger brother Prince Harry, while Kate went to Marlborough College. Both schools are elite institutions and cost a pretty penny to attend, but there isn't a consensus amongst royal experts about which school is the most likely choice for the future King.
Speaking on The Sun's Royal Exclusive show, experts discussed where George may end up being enrolled, with royal author Katie Nicholls arguing the most likely option was between Eton College and Marlborough College - where his parents went. Nicholls argued that both Kate and William value tradition, and had great experiences at boarding school themselves, so in her opinion, George following in their footsteps was the most likely option.
