Prince Harry and Meghan's children enroll in UK private preparatory school
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will attend a private preparatory school in the United Kingdom with tuition exceeding $35,000 per year as the couple returns to the UK.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have enrolled their children, Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, at a private preparatory school in the United Kingdom that charges more than $35,000 annually. The school offers a range of facilities, including an indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, sports fields, science laboratories, art studios, a theatre, and a music and performing-arts centre. Students also have access to a dining hall that serves a varied menu.
The couple is relocating to England after six years in California, a move they say is intended to bring the children closer to King Charles III and other family members. Sources indicate the family is considering a residence in the Cotswolds, near the royal Highgrove House estate. They arrived in the UK via private jet, landing at Birmingham Airport last week.
Prince George, 13, is scheduled to start at Eton College in September, while Archie and Lilibet are expected to begin classes this week. The school has asked parents not to photograph or record students on campus.
The Sussexes have reportedly received financial assistance from hedge-fund billionaire Ian Wace for the relocation, though he is not believed to be covering all expenses.