Princess Charlotte & Prince George's School Speculation

0:00On March 27th, speculation is heating up about the next schools for two of the Wales children. Princess Charlotte, the 10-year-old daughter of Prince William and Kate, might head to Wellington College in Berkshire when she turns 13. Her 12-year-old brother, Prince George, could go to Eaton or Marborough College as early as next September. Wellington sits close to the family's home on the Windsor estate. It charges around 15,000 pounds per term for day students and 20,000 pounds for borders. The co-ed school, founded by Queen Victoria, spans 400 acres and focuses on top academics. Experts from school guides point to Wellington as a top pick for Charlotte. They suggest her parents my hold spots in multiple places, bending usual rules for royals. Pairing her with younger brother Louis, who is seven, could make logistics easy since they all attend Lambbrook now. For George, Eaton remains the leading choice. It's where his dad studied, with yearly fees over 63,000 pounds. But recent leadership shakeups, like the headmaster's six-month absence, have the family rethinking.

1:05Marborough, Kate's old school at about 60,000 pounds a year, stays in the mix as a co-ed alternative. Parents at these elite spots watch closely amid long wait lists. No final calls yet, from Kensington Palace, leaving plenty of room for more buzz as decisions near.