Prince George, 13, has begun his first term as a boarder at Eton College, following in the footsteps of his father Prince William and uncle Prince Harry, but even being second in line to the British throne does not give him access to every part of the prestigious school. George is expected to live in one of Eton’s Oppidan houses rather than College House, which is reserved for academic scholars, while the school has also reportedly introduced strict “No Photography” rules around its grounds to protect students’ privacy. His first days mark a major new chapter for the future king, who is expected to experience school life much like other pupils despite his unique royal position.
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