Prince George begins his first day at Eton College.
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Prince George begins his first day at Eton College.

Prince George, aged 13, started his education at Eton College on September 8, 2026. His parents, Prince William and Catherine, accompanied him. George is following in the footsteps of his father and uncle, both Eton alumni.

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CNN provides elite school that taught 20 prime ministers context and uniform details, while AP keeps it to proud parents drop off and NY Post leads with looks all grown up portraits.
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“Proud parents drop off Prince George for his first day of education at Eton”

CNNCNNLEFT3d ago

“Prince George arrives at Eton, the elite school that taught his father and 20 UK prime ministers - CNN”

NYPNY PostRIGHT3d ago

“Prince George, 13, looks all grown up in school uniform in official Eton College portraits”

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Eton College has produced 20 of Britain's 59 prime ministers.
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