How Kate Middleton’s kids will deal with their school year amid her cancer treatment

Kate Middleton has been a mix of public and private with her health struggles this year. After confirming her cancer diagnosis earlier this year, the royal underwent preventive chemotherapy and has been slowly making public appearances. But with school bells ringing again, it looks like Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are gearing up for a challenging academic year with many changes.

It all started with Kate Middleton and Prince William moving from Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage. Now, the young royals are studying in Lambrook, continuing with the royal family’s history tied to this school. But what sets this year apart is their mother’s cancer treatment, although the royal parents have tried to shield their children from this reality despite the circumstances.

For example, the royal children had a summer filled with unforgettable hangouts, from attending a Taylor Swift concert to cheering at the Wimbledon final, to supporting England at the World Cup. But with the new school year approaching, the kids are returning to a routine shadowed by their mother’s illness.

Despite their attempts to maintain normalcy, the Wales family hasn’t entirely escaped royal privileges. Reportedly, they regularly break a school rule by driving onto the grounds to drop off their children, especially Princess Charlotte. This rule was set up to preserve safety during the COVID-19 pandemic and has continued to be implemented due to security reasons.

As school year starts, followers will see how Kate Middleton and Prince William handle all these different challenges. Stay tuned.