From the prestigious Eton College in Berkshire all the way up to Gordonstoun in Scotland, the royal family have attended many of the UK’s top private schools since the early 20th century. With the Platinum Jubilee celebrations officially underway, we round up the independent schools attended by members of the British Royal family.
Where did Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh go to school"
Above, Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh during his time as a pupil at Gordonstoun School, Moray
After attending Cheam Preparatory School, Prince Phillip was famously the first of the three generations of the Royal family to attend Gordonstoun, a prestigious boarding school in Moray, Scotland.
Where did Prince Charles go to school"
Cheam Preparatory School Prince Charles started his formal education at Hill House School in west London, making him the first royal to be educated at a school. He later went on to follow in his father’s footsteps by studying at both Cheam Preparatory School in Berkshire and Gordonstoun, Moray.
Where did Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward go to school"
Benenden School in Kent
Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward all followed their father and eldest brother and went to Gordonstoun.
In 1963, Princess Anne started attending Benenden School near Cranbrook in Kent.
Prince Edward started his formal education at Collingham College (then known as Gibbs School) in Kensington.
Where did Princess Diana go to school"
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