Prince George's full name: The surname royal tot will adopt in the classroom as he returns to school

A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@kensingtonroyal) on Sep 26, 2020 at 2:30pm PDTPrince George was seen in a photograph looking intrigued as he handled the fossilised tooth from an extinct Carcharocles megalodon – one of the most feared predators to have swum in the seas.Sir David revealed that he had found the tooth, which is 23-million-years-old, embedded in soft limestone while on holiday in Malta in the late 1960s.Speaking to the Times of Malta, Jose Herrera said: ‘There are

Prince George by veteran broadcaster and naturalist David Attenborough, who found the fossil during a holiday on the Mediterranean island in the 1960s.Culture Minister Jose Herrera said he will “get the ball rolling” to bring back the tooth to be exhibited in a Maltese museum.“There are some artifacts that are important to natural heritage which ended up abroad and deserve to be retrieved,” he told the Times of Malta.The fossil, believed to be around 3 million years old, belonged to an extinct

Duchess Kate's children have inherited her signature style ethos: the art of the re-wear. Over the weekend, the Cambridges shared two new photos of their family meeting with esteemed natural historian Sir David Attenborough.

This week, Sir David Attenborough broke Jennifer Aniston's record as the person who got one million Instagram followers faster than anyone else. I mean, come on; he's David Attenborough, the 94-year-old natural historian who has been the voice behind pretty much every documentary that ever taught us anything about the planet we call home.

Princess Charlotte looked super cute this weekend as she was pictured meeting Sir David Attenborough for the launch of his new film, A Life On Our Planet. The Duchess of Cambridge dressed her daughter in a beautiful floral peter pan collar dress from high street retailer Zara, and teamed it with some sky-blue pumps.

Princess Charlotte and Prince George are both missing out on one of their favourite lessons due to new rules introduced at their school because of the coronavirus pandemic. Pupils at Thomas's private school in Battersea, which the royal children attend, are not allowed to partake in their usual swimming lessons.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's two children were excited to get back to school to see their friends and teachers, but will no doubt be disappointed at the new measures.

The 94-year-old broadcaster and natural historian met with the royals on Saturday for a pre-release screening and while there he gave Prince George a very special gift. 

Prince George has received a very unique gift. The 7-year-old royal recently met Sir David Attenborough, known for narrating docuseries such as "Planet Earth," who offered George a shark tooth.

Cambridge royals Prince William and Kate Middleton recently gave their kids a great surprise! On Saturday (September 26), the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared a few photos on their Instagram account with their kids – Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2 – meeting one of their favourite celebrities: Sir David Attenborough.  The photos were taken earlier this week in the gardens of their home at Kensington Palace after Prince William and the conservation advocate and

Kate Middleton and Prince William have shared new photos of their family visit from Sir David Attenborough.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 38, gave fans an intimate look at their meeting with the wildlife presenter, 94, from a distance.

Kate Middleton and Prince William shared adorable new photos of their three kids — Prince George, 7, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2 — on Saturday.The new snaps, which also include Sir David Attenborough, were taken earlier this week in the gardens of Kensington Palace.

While we’re used to seeing the likes of Kate Middleton, Prince William, the Queen and Prince Charles globe-trotting for royal engagements, the younger members of the royal family face different rules while travelling. Kate and William’s children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are likely to be impacted by these rules, with George and Charlotte already joining their parents for overseas visits in the past.

Kate Middleton made sure she kept her three children close to her as she stepped out wearing a new piece of jewellery that had a sweet tribute to them. The Duchess of Cambridge recycled pair of pink trousers from M&S, £59, while meeting with fellow parents in Battersea, and also donned a £99 necklace from All The Falling Stars that featured three coin charms bearing their initials.

Like many kids up and down the country, Prince George and Princess Charlotte returned back to school last week after many months away.The royal siblings, whose parents are of course Prince William and Kate Middleton, are now back studying at Thomas’s Preparatory School in Battersea, South London. However, the classroom environment and playground fun will now be very different to what it was as the start of this year, before the coronavirus pandemic took hold.

During a surprise trip to Belfast, the Duke of Cambridge has shared his thoughts on his children’s return to school. “I think every parent is breathing a sigh of relief that school has started again,” he said.

Prince William joked that he and his wife, Duchess Kate, are relieved that their eldest two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte are back at school. "I think every parent is breathing a sigh of relief that school has started again," said William during a royal engagement in Belfast.

William and Kate sympathised with the nation’s parents many times during lockdown, with the prince once remarking that he was struggling to help seven-year-old George with his maths work.William’s trip to Northern Ireland marked Emergency Services Day, and the royal met workers involved in a peer support group to help with mental health issues.He opened up about his own experiences when he was an air ambulance pilot, some of which have led to his focus in his royal work on mental health.He said:

Princess Charlotte and her older brother Prince George are set to return to school this week after months of homeschooling by Kate Middleton and Prince William during lockdown. With the five year old joining George to return to Thomas’s Battersea for a new term, Charlotte will enter Year One at the £19,287-a-year school.