Princess Kate made a back-to-school shopping error at Peter Jones with her three children
Kate, Princess of Wales reportedly had a funny experience taking her three children shopping for back-to-school clothes.
George, Charlotte and Louis attend Lambrook School (Image: Getty)
In a few weeks, the summer break for students will come to an end, and parents will begin preparing for the start of the new term.
Princess Kate, the mother of the three royal children Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five, will be preparing for their return to school at the same time.
The children will return to Lambrook school in a few weeks while the Prince and Princess of Wales are anticipated to travel to Scotland for their yearly holiday at Balmoral.
Kate will undoubtedly be getting her children ready with the required school supplies and uniforms for the year ahead.
The Princess of Wales reportedly made a hilarious error when looking for new school shoes for her children.
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Peter Jones is where Kate shops for her children’s shoes (Image: Getty)
Kate was said to have visited Peter Jones in London in 2018 but left one necessary thing behind – a pair of socks.
The Wales children are believed to have borrowed a pair from the department shop instead so they could put on their new shoes to see if they fit comfortably at the time.
George, Charlotte and Louis were reportedly only wearing summer sandals, which explained the lack of socks.
Kate and William began sending their children to the £7,000-per-term Lambrook School in Ascot, Berkshire, last year.
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The Wales children will soon be going back to school (Image: Getty)
Louis attended Willcocks Nursery in South Kensington, west London, whereas George and Charlotte had previously attended Thomas’s School in Battersea, south London.
The family of five now lives in Adelaide Cottage, a beautiful home close to Windsor Castle, which is nine miles from their new exclusive school.
Lambrook School gives the royal children the opportunity to try out scuba diving, podcasting, cooking, polo, and there is even a nine-hole golf course on the school’s expansive 52-acre grounds for them to enjoy.
The thriving autonomous school also offers chess, lifesaving, beekeeping, and songwriting for their 620 students.
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Prince George was escorted around the famous Eton College last year, which may indicate that he plans to continue in his father’s educational path.
William, a former student at the £45,000-per-year boys-only institution with brother Harry, and Kate accompanied the future King as he visited.
Families must move quickly if their children want to attend Eton, where students begin at age 13.
Due to the school’s high demand, parents of prospective students must register their interest three years in advance.
