The Princess of Wales' 'bullied' school days - and how they've shaped her as a mum
The Princess of Wales' dedication to furthering what we know about early years development has allowed for huge developments throughout the last decade.
Speaking exclusively to OK!, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond revealed how the couple's own experiences at school, coupled with Kate's research, will shape the rest of George, Charlotte and Louis' time at school. "This has completely influenced the way she wants her children to be educated, coupled with her belief and research into early years development.
"For the moment at least it seems William and Catherine want to keep their children close, as day pupils at Lambrook, in a happy and nurturing environment."
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