Carrying a big blue backpack for his first day at school, Prince George is set for a whole new adventure. He was wearing a snugly cozy quilted jacket, photographed by her mom, Duchess Catherine.
It was announced before Christmas that Prince George will attend the Westacre Montessori School near the Cambridge family home. Westacre is in a converted chapel on a private road and has space for around 20 children aged between two to five years old. Thirty years apart, but Prince George and Prince William both looked adorable on their first day at nursery.
William was the first royal to attend pre-school outside the palace. He and Kate want their children to follow in his footsteps by being educated alongside other children.
Looking like any toddler starting out at the school, but being a milestone moment captured by the Duchess, this went viral after Kensington Palace released it on Instagram and Twitter.
Britain's Duchess, Kate, told Royal Navy lieutenant commander that she thought her son Prince George was very 'brave' on his first day of nursery. He enjoyed his first day at nursery, the Duchess of Cambridge has told well-wishers as she made a surprise appearance at a Gallipoli anniversary ceremony.
Kate and William joined the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh at a Gallipoli wreath-laying service held at a war memorial on the monarch's Sandringham estate. After attending a traditional service, the Cambridges walked behind the monarch to the nearby war memorial cross.
Kate, who wore a black polo-neck jumper and tweed blazer and skirt by Michael Kors, was joined at church by her parents, Michael and Carole Middleton, and siblings Pippa and James. Among the group were two of Princess Charlotte's godparents, James Meade and Sophie Carter.
Hundreds of local residents went for the religious event where prayers were said and a minute's silence observed, and afterwards the royal party chatted to members of the Gallipoli Association.
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