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Prince Harry says children settling well at new English school
The Duke of Sussex has indicated that his two children are adjusting positively to their new educational institution in the United Kingdom. The move reportedly followed concerns about security arrangements at their previous establishment.
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Prince Harry has expressed satisfaction with how his children, Archie and Lilibet, are adapting to their new school in England, describing them as "happy" in their current environment.
The relocation of the royal siblings to a different educational facility came amid reported security considerations affecting their previous placement. While specific details about the school transition remain limited, the move underscores ongoing security planning for the young members of the royal family.
The Duke's comments suggest the family is finding stability in their current arrangements in the United Kingdom. Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, have maintained a base in Britain alongside their residence in North America, requiring consideration of schooling options that accommodate their transatlantic lifestyle.
The children's educational needs have been a significant factor in the family's domestic planning since their move away from senior royal duties in 2020. The parents' focus on their children's wellbeing and education continues to shape decisions regarding where the young family spends its time.