Sarah Ferguson's School Report Revealed

0:00Reporting from the Daily News Now, I'm Corey with the latest UK headlines brought to you by NordVPN. Fast, reliable online privacy. Links in the episode description. A newly revealed school report from 1972 paints a picture of a young Sarah Ferguson, then just 12 years old, as enthusiastic but. Erratic during her time as a weekly border at the upscale Hearst Lodge school in Ascot. Teachers noted her outgoing nature in love for sports, but said she struggled to focus her energy on work or behavior. Around that period, her family life added to the challenges, with her parents splitting up when she was 13, leading to emotional struggles and weight gain. She later disclosed having attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and descalculia, which affected her studies, and she left the school with only two. O level passes in spoken English and art. Despite those hurdles, Ferguson saw herself as successful there, serving as headgirl in 1976 and excelling a netball while embracing.

1:02Her lively, mischievous side. After school, she trained in secretarial skills before moving into public relations work. Fast forward to now, and the former Duchess of York, at 66, faces fresh scrutiny amid her ex-husband Prince Andrews' arrest, tied to the Jeffrey. Epstein case. She's reportedly left the UK, seeking treatment at a high-end clinic in Zurich, Switzerland, and considering a move to the United Arab Emirates 4. Support near her daughters. Friends say she's feeling vulnerable and targeted, ruling out any tell-all book but bracing for possible police questions as she navigates this. The latest chapter from her past into the present spotlight into the present spotlight.