The royal youngsters have access to some of the best schooling available, and Prince Louis’ nursery is no different. The three-year-old started at Willocks Nursery last year, the same one that Princess Charlotte previously attended.
The Kensington nursery can cost up to £18,300 a year, and with a price tag like that you can expect the kids to be doing more than making pasta necklaces and finger painting.
According to Woman and Home , French lessons, mathematics classes, and poetry workshops are all on the curriculum. The school is also said to arrange trips to nearby museums and parks, where the kids can build on their nursery learning.
The nursery’s ethos is to aim for high standards, excellence and good manners, and the website states: “The most important aspect of the school is that the children are happy.
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“We feel that it is extremely important for children to enjoy their first experience of school life and that they are prepared for what comes next.
“By nurturing inquisitive minds and fostering a love of learning the children are encouraged and supported as they develop key skills that prepare them for the next stage of their developmental journey.”
The nursery days are split into two sessions, morning and afternoon school.
According to The Mirror, the morning classes start with free play where children can pick between stories, role play, science, art or physical activities.
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There is then circle time followed by group time with their teacher.
Later on in the day the children get into small groups for activities, such as singing, nature, poetry, cooking, acting and jigsaws.
If Louis attends the afternoon school, he will get the chance to do garden play, hymns, educational games, nursery rhymes and music.
The school comes at a high price though, with a term of morning classes costing £3,750 and the afternoon costing £2,350.
This means if a parent enrolled their child in both morning and afternoon classes for a whole year made up of three terms, it would cost up to £18,300.
When Louis started at Willcocks last year the royals released a sweet picture to mark his third birthday.
An adorable picture of Louis riding a bike was shared with a caption that read: ”Taken earlier this week by The Duchess before he left for his first day of nursery, The Duke and Duchess are pleased to share a new image of Prince Louis.”
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