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Exclusive | Why Prince George’s Eton years will be far tougher than they were for dad Prince William

As Prince George celebrates his 13th birthday, attention turns to his upcoming transition to Eton College and the unique challenges he faces as heir.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 22, 12:29 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jul 22, 06:26 UTC · RP Online

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The brief

Prince George has turned 13, with the occasion marked by a new official photo released via the BBC. Coverage coincides with discussions regarding his future education at Eton College and the preparations already underway for his arrival.

Reports from Page Six suggest George's time at Eton may be more difficult than Prince William's experience. Conversely, The Telegraph describes George as the best-prepared teenage heir in history, while People.com focuses on the steps he has already taken to prepare for college life.

Future coverage is expected to track George's integration into Eton and how his status as heir influences his academic experience.

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How old is Prince George?

Prince George is 13 years old.

Where is Prince George expected to attend school?

He is preparing for life at Eton College.

How does Prince George's expected experience at Eton compare to Prince William's?

Page Six reports that his years there will be far tougher than those of his father, while The Telegraph suggests he is the best-prepared teenage heir in history.

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