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Is it really that diverse? From my understanding he'll be going to school in a rural village/small village
Not diverse in ethnicity and such, maybe. But diverse in the sense that it's not just a bunch of rich kids. 23 of the 29 kids appearantly has financial help with the tuition. And I don't know if that's the case now but they have had kids on the autistic spectrum and physically challenged kids at that school as well. That and the reasonable pricing makes it a rather diverse school in the context of it not being some top of the line school in the middle of London with super high tuition. So relatively diverse might be more correct wording.Is it really that diverse? From my understanding he'll be going to school in a rural village/small village
William and Harry went to a Montessori school, it was just also a private school in London
Prince George is 2 years-old, and "it's about time he finds friends"??????:what::what::what:
I'm pretty sure that George will give the teacher a run for her money but quickly catch onto what he's supposed to do.
Two year olds don't really have friends. Their world is me, me ,and mine. That age always interested me in raising our children because I could see how some adults never really got past it.
I don't know why you responded in such a sarcastic way, but yes., even though he is 2 years old, I don't see why he shouldn't have friends his age. It's a perfect age IMO to start socializing outside the family...
Two year olds don't really have friends. Their world is me, me ,and mine. That age always interested me in raising our children because I could see how some adults never really got past it.
Yep I find it amusing how it's said he's going to "school" to make friends. 2 year olds don't play together they play beside another child they don't make friends till they are about 3. Which is when preschool starts in Australia. Sent from my iPhone using The Royals Community
Well, two year olds are learning how to socialize, however me centered. And they are actively learning. A Montessori experience is really a good choice for this age and this little boy!
My point is that how do we know he doesn't have friends already?
It's a shame he couldn't socialize with family or his parents friends children and all children are active learners they don't need a formal setting.
I'm sure George, like many before him, plays with the children of estate workers who can easily get their child of the same age to the estate. Friends of the D & D may not be as available to get to Norfolk or KP.
My point is that how do we know he doesn't have friends already? Honestly, it hit a nerve with a few people because when you think about it, an assumption is being concerning George's developmental welfare. None of us have a clue how he spends most of his days. Also it bothers me that already, at 2 years-old and he yet doesn't understand, pressure is being put upon this child. Let his parents parent him - leave him alone; he is 2 years-old for GOD'S sake!
I think part of children in this school are children of estate workers. And Cambridges know their parents well.I'm sure George, like many before him, plays with the children of estate workers who can easily get their child of the same age to the estate. Friends of the D & D may not be as available to get to Norfolk or KP.