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I assume no one is surprised right? Non-news.
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Read more: Prince George Is 'Making Pancakes' at School, Says Mom KateThe royal mom of two was on hand to officially open the “home away from home” for families whose kids are being treated at nearby Evelina Hospital.
While inside, 4-year-old James Wheeler asked her, “Where’s George today?” To which Kate replied: “George? I should have brought him. “He’s at his Montessori nursery today making pancakes.”
The young boy then excitedly told Kate, “There’s a thunderstorm coming!”
Kate replied: “Yes, I know all about those. George likes storms, too!”
This type of reaction in "social climbing" always amazes me. Just don't get it. Almost comical.Families scramble to buy £4m homes near Prince George's new school: new report reveals a 60 per cent leap in enquiries for homes near Thomas's Battersea | Homes and Property
"Huge leap in enquiries from parents seeking £4 million-plus homes near £6,000-a-term Thomas’s Battersea day school."
Sorry but it looks cheap. Buy better quality from the Disney store. And seems to have as much to do with Charlotte as Disney items would.
Families scramble to buy £4m homes near Prince George's new school: new report reveals a 60 per cent leap in enquiries for homes near Thomas's Battersea | Homes and Property
"Huge leap in enquiries from parents seeking £4 million-plus homes near £6,000-a-term Thomas’s Battersea day school."
I'm pretty sure it was announced after everyone was accepted in already.Was George's attendance at Thomas's announced before or after all the other offers were confirmed? Because if I were a parent who'd chosen this school for my child and then found out the news I'd have concerns. Not because of the prince himself, who seems like a sweet little boy, but because of the chaos even a few social climbing parents could cause. Hopefully the school's admissions staff are good at sniffing out crazy.
We all know where George will be come September, what about Charlotte?
It's been said she will start pre-school, obviously in London, so what are the thoughts on that?
My children attended a normal public school in California; most of the elementary and middle schools (junior high elsewhere) in our district have a uniform policy. Most of our general merchandise stores (Target, Sears, WalMart etc.) carry the uniform components such as shorts, polo shirts, etc. which are usually in generic colors such as navy, khaki, and black for "bottoms" and in whatever solid color shirts the school decides. It was so nice to tell my kids that they could choose from their drawer of tops and bottoms for school. Some schools also have a plaid for girls' skirts or jumpers (pinafores elsewhere?) that can be a little pricey but they are optional.I find the photos creepy too.
I think unforms are a good thing, I didn't have one but grew up in a time when there was no bullying about being dressed etc. George will just look like everyone else what is good, especially from him.
I hope that the Cambridges will pose with George for a photocall and after that all the fuzz will hopefully calm down.
I liked school uniforms because it not only made all the students look respectable, but it help relieved the parents and guardians from spending a great deal of money on new school clothes for their kids throughout the year. Stuff like this can be a burden on families who's money is funny.
Put some uniforms on those kids and let the church roll on.