Prince William and Kate head to school with their kids George, Charlotte and Louis

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have shifted out of London to Windsor. They have admitted their children to the prestigious Lambrook School in Berkshire. The children are George (9), Charlotte (7) and Louis (4).The headmaster of the school Jonathan Perry met the family at the entrance and stepped forward to greet them. When asked whether they are excited, the children replied in the affirmative. Their father William also said they were looking forward to it and added that the children had "lots of questions." This will be the first time all three siblings will attend the same school together. Louis would be in pre-prep and his older siblings in the prep as new starters. The Cambridge family have settled into their new home at Adelaide Cottage. This brings them nearer to the Queen who now lives permanently at Windsor Castle. Prince William's classic reaction to his kids starting school relatable to all parents.

The royal children joined all new pupils at the school for a settling-in session. It was a brief session and it went on for around 90 minutes. There were refreshments as the newcomers met their new friends. The Cambridges arrived together in one car. William drove it and Kate waved from the passenger side to the school's headmaster as they arrived on site. After parking, the family walked together towards the school. The parents tried to make things easy and normal for the children as they prepared the siblings for their new adventure. Incidentally, George and Louis wore the checked shirt of the school uniform, while Charlotte wore the blue summer dress.

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