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    Prince Harry and Meghan move children to new school

    Cornelius NyarkoBy Cornelius NyarkoSeptember 15, 20262 Views
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    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with their children after returning to the UK
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    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are moving their children to a new school in the UK.

    The decision came after concerns about the security of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet during their daily journey to school.

    The children had reportedly attended the school for only two days before the decision was made.

    Prince Harry’s children face a school change

    Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, recently started school in the UK.

    Their parents had returned to Britain after spending about six years living in California.

    However, the journey to the children’s first school created security concerns.

    Heavy traffic and the distance from the family’s home made the school run more difficult for their security team.

    The couple has therefore decided to move the children to another school.

    The new school has not been publicly identified.

    Details about the family’s UK home have also been kept private.

    Security concerns led to the decision

    A spokesperson for Harry and Meghan confirmed that the decision followed discussions with their security team.

    The team assessed the practical challenges around the children’s daily journey.

    The couple also made it clear that the decision was not a criticism of the school.

    They thanked the teachers and staff for caring for their children.

    The family said they remained grateful for the treatment Archie and Lilibet received while they were there.

    Harry’s security remains under review

    The school change comes as Harry’s own security arrangements in the UK are being reviewed.

    The Duke of Sussex has spent years challenging decisions over his security protection.

    He and Meghan lost automatic police protection after stepping back as senior working royals.

    The couple now relies on private security.

    Their return to the UK has led to a fresh assessment of the risks they face.

    A government committee is reviewing Harry’s security situation.

    Meghan’s security is also being reviewed.

    Harry and Meghan recently returned to Britain

    The family moved back to the UK after several years in California.

    The return marked a major change for Archie and Lilibet.

    Harry has previously spoken about wanting his children to have a connection with Britain and his family background.

    The couple are not returning as working members of the Royal Family.

    They remain private citizens.

    They are also not living in a royal residence.

    The couple prioritises their children’s safety

    The school move highlights the security challenges facing the Sussex family.

    Their priority is now finding a school that works better with their security arrangements.

    The decision also allows Archie and Lilibet to continue their education in Britain.

    For now, the identity of their new school and the family’s exact location will remain private.

    Source: Global News

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