From King Charles III to Prince George, know where the British Royals received their education from

Several generations of British Royals have remained at the centre of media and public scrutiny for decades,

be it King Charles’s troubled relationship with his ex-wife Diana or the royal drama between brothers Prince William and Prince Harry. As several members of the Royal family continue to enjoy media attention and public scrutiny for their actions, know where they received their education from.

King Charles III received his early education at Hill House School and Cheam School before attending Gordonstoun School in Moray, Scotland. In 1967, he enrolled at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he became the first member of the British royal family to earn a university degree

The longest ever reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, received her education at home by Marion Crawford. Although Elizabeth II along with her sister Princess Margaret never received a formal qualifications, the Queen was fluent in French. And the two sisters were the last members of the royal family to receive their education at home