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Princess Charlotte Could Make History as One of the First Female Students at Eton College
Princess Charlotte, following in the footsteps of her father Prince William and older brother Prince George, may be poised to make history with her future educational choices.
The possibility arises as Eton College, a renowned institution known for exclusively admitting male students, is currently debating whether to become co-educational.
If the school decides to accept female students, Charlotte might join her family’s tradition and attend Eton.
Just recently, the Prince and Princess of Wales were spotted taking their nine-year-old son, Prince George, to Eton College.
With the royal couple expressing their desire for their children to attend the same school, it seems likely that Charlotte would also consider Eton if it becomes co-ed.
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Established over 600 years ago, Eton College has maintained its all-male status throughout its history.
However, Lord Waldegrave, the Provost of Eton, previously informed the Daily Mail that the school is contemplating the admission of girls.
While the decision remains undecided, he stated that they will eventually transition to co-education.
To secure a place at Eton College, prospective students must register by the end of year five, typically at the age of 10.
The school only accepts students from the age of 13.
Prince George, who was recently photographed with his parents on the school grounds, will turn 10 next month.
By the time he becomes a student, the role of Provost, currently held by Lord Waldegrave, will be passed on to another individual, potentially a man or even a woman.
Presently, Prince Louis, aged 5, along with his two siblings, attends Lambourgh School in Windsor.
After relocating from London at the start of the previous school year, George, Charlotte, and Louis all began attending the same school in September.
This marked the first time all three siblings were enrolled in the same educational institution.
The potential inclusion of Princess Charlotte as one of the first female students at Eton College would undoubtedly be a significant milestone.
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