Princess Charlotte will be starting her first day of Thomas’s Battersea on Thursday, and the little royal is hoping to assimilate herself amongst her (less royal) peers.
Charlotte has quite the title – Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Cambridge to be exact – so when it comes time for roll call on Thursday morning, what will the teacher say when he or she reaches little Charlotte’s name?
According to HELLO! magazine, the royal will be known simply as Charlotte Cambridge.
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Similarly, Prince George – who will be commencing Year 2 at Thomas’s Battersea – is known as George Cambridge.
This seems to be the theme amongst the royal family, as Prince William and Prince Harry adopted the Prince Charles’ title ‘Wales’ as their surname in school.
As for Charlotte’s schedule, PEOPLE magazine have confirmed that parents Prince William and Kate Middleton will accompany their only daughter as she joins a group of new pupils in studying drama, art, French, ballet, music, computing, math, reading and more.
“In the Reception year children will play and explore; make choices and learn to have a go and persevere; be creative and solve problems; form good relationships; be safe, secure and happy,” reads Thomas’s Battersea’s curriculum statement.
According to The Sun, Princess Charlotte previously attended Willcocks Nursery School in London.
At Thomas’s Battersea – which is located roughly 5 kilometres from the Cambridge family home of Kensington Palace – students wear three standard school uniforms: winter, summer and sports, with an additional ballet uniform.
The navy school jacket is worn all year long with the option of accessories such as navy gloves and scarves.
Shoes must also be “polishable.”
Her big brother Prince George has already been attending the private school for two years, and an insider told PEOPLE that Prince Charlotte “can’t wait to be with George at big school” and “is so excited about it all.”
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