Dressed in their smart new uniforms, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis walked into their new school yesterday for a “settling-in afternoon”.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis walked into their new school yesterday for a ?settling-in afternoon? which is put on to introduce new pupils to the school, before the term and lessons start in earnest this morning.
Kensington Palace announced a few weeks ago that the three siblings would be starting at the co-educational Lambrook Prep school in Berkshire which is only a 15-minute drive away from their new home Adelaide Cottage.
It?s the first time that Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4, will be at the same school: Prince George and Princess Charlotte have spent the past few years at Thomas?s Battersea in South London. For Prince Louis, who will start in reception in the pre-prep, Lambrook will be his first experience of ?big school?. Prince George will start in year five and Princess Charlotte in year three, both in the prep school. The third, fourth and fifth in line to the throne took the afternoon?s events in their stride walking up to the school, which is set in 52 acres and where peacocks strut around the grounds, with their parents the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. They were greeted by Headmaster Jonathan Perry and his wife Jenny.
? Welcome to Lambrook.? Mr Perry told the children. ?It?s lovely to have you with us. We?re very excited for the year ahead.?...