As Prince George prepares to transition from Lambrook School to secondary education, his parents, Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, face the significant task of selecting an appropriate school. The decision is influenced by their desire to provide a 'normal' upbringing while avoiding the challenges faced by previous royals. Among the top contenders is Eton College, renowned for its prestigious history and annual fees of £63,298. Both Prince William and Prince Harry attended this all-boys boarding school, which has a strong academic reputation and offers a supportive environment for personal growth. Alternatively, Marlborough College, where Catherine studied, is also under consideration, charging £61,809 per year and providing a co-educational setting. Other potential schools include Oundle School, known for its arts and music programs, with fees of £44,330, and Highgate School, a day school in London, which offers a unique focus on sustainability at a cost of £32,787. Lastly, Wellington College, founded by Queen Victoria and located near their home, is also a strong candidate with fees of £62,250. The final decision will reflect the family's values and aspirations for George's education.