Prince George’s new school has shared a delightful video.
Eton College’s official Instagram handle posted a surprise update on Friday, September 11, offering a glimpse into the first Chapel service of the new academic year.
“This morning, C and B Blocks (Years 12 and 13) attended their first Chapel service of the new academic year,” read the caption.
In the clip, the newly-joined students can be seen dressed in their uniforms as they arrive and settle down in the magnificent chapel and begin reciting the prayers.
They were then filmed exploring their new college as they excitedly gear up to kick off their upcoming venture.
Prince George begins secondary school at Eton College
On Tuesday, September 8, the 13-year-old was spotted arriving for his first day at Eton College, marking a major milestone for him as he followed in his father, Prince William’s footsteps.
William and his younger brother, Prince Harry, both studied at Eton College in 1995 and 1998 respectively.
Joining George for his new venture, Prince William and Princess Kate accompanied him to the college to drop him off.
For his first day at the new college, the eldest of the Waleses children wore his home clothes which included a dark blazer and chinos, light blue shirt, navy tie and brown suede shoes.
Shortly later, new photos began circulating online, showing the eldest of the Waleses children flashing a cheeky smile as he posed in his iconic new uniform.
Notably, this milestone also made George the first future monarch to start secondary school in the smartphone era.
About Prince George
Prince George is a member of the British Royal Family as the eldest child of Prince William and Princess Catherine.
He is the eldest grandchild of King Charles III and Princess Diana, and is second in the line of succession to the British throne, behind his father.
