Prince Harry’s team has responded to speculations suggesting that the Sussexes were exploring a prestigious UK school for Prince Archie. Both Prince William and Harry attended Eton College for their secondary education, a renowned boarding school near Windsor Castle, providing proximity to their grandparents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
Recent reports suggested Harry was contemplating enrolling Archie, six, at Eton, citing the benefits Harry derived from his time there, including lasting friendships. However, Harry’s team clarified that Archie is not registered for Eton, and there are no plans to send him there, as confirmed by a spokesperson to the Mirror.
During a visit to the UK, sources claimed Harry expressed a desire to educate his children in the UK to ensure they benefit from the extended family network. While King Charles reportedly supported the idea, Meghan may have reservations about sending their children to school overseas.
Despite claims that Harry had considered Eton for Archie, his team denied these rumors. Former schoolmates emphasized Eton’s security measures and the potential advantages of a British education over an American one, referencing Harry’s experience at the school.
In conclusion, Harry’s team refuted the claims about Archie’s potential enrollment at Eton, emphasizing their commitment to providing the best education for their children within the UK.