What do the children of Prince William and Kate Middleton do: from etiquette lessons to ballet
'24.12.2018'
Source: Woman.ru
Prince William and Kate Middleton believe that their heirs should not feel special, so they try to take the kids to the circles where their “non-royal” peers go. What classes are attended by 5-year-old George and 3-year-old Charlotte?
Prince William and Kate Middleton are raising three children: 5-year-old George, 3-year-old Charlotte and 8-month-old Louis. Being educated people, spouses seek to raise their kids with the same diverse personalities, writes Woman.ru.
Contrary to the insistence of Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are trying to educate children so that they do not feel special. Prince George and Princess Charlotte attend regular educational institutions where they study in the same circles as their “non-royal” peers.
Children start developing activities with great enthusiasm, say sources close to the royal court. 5-year-old George attends Thomas's Battersea school, and 3-year-old Charlotte attends Wilcox kindergarten.
For example, Prince George just loves to attend ballroom dancing lessons. The royals are confident that the boy inherited this talent from his grandmother, Princess Diana.
And the boy is also engaged in choral singing and takes piano lessons. At school this year, he began to study foreign languages - French and Spanish, as well as geography and mathematics.
Princess Charlotte plays tennis with pleasure, like her mother Katherine, and is engaged in needlework. More recently, it became known that the girl followed the lead of her elder brother and became interested in dancing - this was reported in the British edition of the Daily Mail. After watching the rehearsal of the ballet The Nutcracker, the little princess became seriously interested in this art form.
In addition, the heirs of Prince William and Kate Middleton take etiquette lessons.
