YOUNG royals George, Charlotte and Louis arrive together at their new school yesterday for the first time.
Mum Kate was flanked by George, nine, and Louis, four, as Charlotte, seven, clung to dad William at Lambrook, Berkshire, after their move to Windsor.
Meanwhile, the Queen pulled out of a meeting with the Privy Council on advice of docs.
Proud parents William and Kate brought “all the gang” to school yesterday for the first time.
Beaming George, nine, Charlotte, seven, and Louis, four, arrived for a 90-minute “settling-in session”.
They were welcomed by their new headteacher Jonathan Perry on the steps of £7,000-a-term Lambrook school near Ascot.
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Asked if they were excited, they all replied in unison: “Yes.”
All in pristine school uniforms, George and Louis clasped Kate’s hands while Charlotte clung to dad. Wills ushered them in, saying: “They’re looking forward to it. They have lots of questions.”
The head’s wife Jenny said to the parents, who chose the school after a year-long search: “Welcome to Lambrook.” Wills replied: “With all the gang.”
The siblings were shown to their classrooms and met their teachers while William and Kate, 40, mingled with other parents.
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The royals moved into Adelaide Cottage, a nine-minute drive from the school, on the Windsor estate, Berks, last weekend.
A source said the kids are “really excited about starting a new school together, and I think mum and dad are too”.
As is traditional, just one journalist, a cameraman, photographer and royal aide were there, while future photos of the children must have prior agreement.
It comes after Meghan was called a “fantasist” last week for saying “40 photographers” would snap her kids at a UK school.
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George and Charlotte have moved from Thomas’s in Battersea, South London, while Louis is a new pre-prep starter.
They start properly today at Lambrook, set in 52 acres of woods with a nine-hole golf course.