They sure do grow up fast, don't they? On Friday, Kensington Palace announced that Prince George will start school in September. "The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have announced that Prince George will attend Thomas's Battersea School in London from September 2017," the palace shared on Twitter. If this news sounds familiar, it's because there was also an announcement a year ago when George was set to start nursery school.
The head of the school also spoke out and it seems that the school is thrilled to welcome the young prince. "We are honored and delighted that Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have chosen Thomas's Battersea for Prince George," Ben Thomas, Headmaster at Thomas's Battersea told E! News. "We greatly look forward to welcoming him and all of our new pupils to the school in September."
According to E! News, the school costs a pretty penny. Reportedly, it is about $7,957 per term. Oh, and it's apparently known for having some famous faces attend, including Cara Delevingne. The school's website says it educates 540 students between the ages of four and 13. I can only imagine how people will react upon seeing Prince George walking around. They might not be able to handle having such an esteemed celebrity in their presence. Plus, his cuteness may become overwhelming.
I can't wait to see pictures from his first day of school, but until then, let's try to imagine how George is reacting upon learning he will soon officially be going to school. There's a wide range of emotions he could be exploring.
He's Ready To Go
He's outta here.
He's Practicing His Goodbyes
The perfect wave.
He's Staring Out The Window
The perfect way to deal with emotions.
He's Super Excited
It's all thumbs up from here.
He's Not Feeling It
You know, like when he dissed Justin Trudeau.
He's Devastated
You fling that head back in disgust.
He's Trying To Get Away
Roll, George. Roll.
He's Clinging To Kate
The most common reaction.
And Also To Dad
I can't blame him.
He's Welcoming All The Congratulations
"Thank you, my people."
Don't worry, George, you still have many months to come to terms with this huge life change.
