which are fast approaching. Speaking about what the young royal will face, Melanie revealed that he would be expected to go through the "protocols" even if he ended up failing them.She said: "He will be asked to go through the protocols with his peers at Lambrook.
"This part of the royal family, they're too senior to break with tradition," she revealed when quizzed about George's potential options. "Eton has a proven track record on security. They can handle royals, not just British royals, they've got members of royal families from all over the world there and other very high profile families so they can handle it.
Alongside William and Harry, the school also taught their uncle, Charles Spencer, alongside Prince Edward, Prince Michael of Kent and Princess Margaret's grandsons, Arthur and Samuel Chatto.Revealing what George will be able to expect should he go to Eton, Madeline said: "Its current headmaster is known to be quite progressive and it's got this brilliant blend of the traditional and the modern.
"What's best about it is that whatever you want to do there, you can do it. It's not just the normal sports, they do literally everything from plain old football to polo, and they've got a huge golf course. You can also do silversmithing, you can sing in any number of choirs, play any instrument from the violin to the bagpipes or the harp. There is nothing that you might want to try as a young person that Eton won't be able to deliver.
She added: "For the royal family, it's the heritage and the tradition and that real melding of traditional values, with the progressive education that we know William and Catherine want for their children.