Prince George, born in 2013, will attend Eton College beginning in September, following the path of his father, Prince William. The decision involves an annual cost of approximately $80,000 at the historic institution. Reporting draws from The Telegraph and CNN, with limited source diversity.
“Britain’s Prince George will enroll at Eton, the elite $80,000 school his father attended”
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“Prince George to attend Eton this September - The Telegraph”
Read at The Telegraph →The enrollment continues hereditary privilege through an exclusive, expensive institution that preserves elite networks.
“Structural class barriers and inherited advantage over merit”
The choice affirms family tradition and rigorous single-sex education at a demanding institution.
“Academic excellence, discipline, and parental authority”
It illustrates parental authority in a private education market while highlighting monarchy's state-backed privileges.
“Voluntary choice versus unearned hereditary authority”
All views treat the decision as standard elite schooling and overlook its specific role in preparing a constitutional monarch plus non-market funding sources.
“Institutional pipelines and constitutional realities missed by ideological lenses”
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