Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis' surprising 'Apple Day' activity at Lambrook school, see video

The children of Prince William and Princess Katherine have enjoyed a pleasant day on the gorgeous grounds of their new School, Lambrook, where they are in their first term.

The school's social media feed offers a glimpse into a day filled with excitement. The children royals participated in apple pressing, apple collection, apple consumption, and other enjoyable activities in the garden.

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The royal children's school is eager to promote non-academic disciplines and foster academic excellence. The diverse pursuits include tap dancing, playing the bagpipes, and swimming.

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They also spent a great deal of time in Lambrook's lovely chapel, which hosts four services per week and attracts pupils' families and guest speakers on Saturdays.

The youngsters will also learn about the significance of sustainability, an area about which their grandpa Prince Charles is incredibly enthusiastic.

Every class has a garden, there are lessons on natural sciences and the food sector, and last year students planted 300 trees to lessen their carbon footprint. The school also houses rabbits, which the students may pet during lunch.

Private school tuition rises as students advance through the years. The education for Nursery, where Prince Louis is enrolled, is £4,389 each term, for a total of $13,167 for all three terms.

Princess Charlotte's education will cost her parents £19,348 a year for her third and fourth-grade schooling.

The fees for years five through eight are £6,999 per term, and Prince George's schooling totals £20,998.

FAQs

When were the Prince and Princess of Wales married?
April 29 2011.

When was Prince George born?
July 22 2013.