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A year later, on 24 September 1985, William starts school at Mrs. Mynor’s
School in Netting Hill, in London. It is very near to Kensington Palace. A
policeman goes to school with William every day.
On the first morning William runs out of the car, but his mother stops him. The
newspaper reporters all want to take his photograph. Television reporters want
his picture, too.
William goes to school two mornings a week, then every morning. Now he
knows numbers, and he can write his name. He quickly makes a lot of friends.
But he is not always a good boy at home.
‘Go to bed, William,’ says Nanny Barnes.
‘No,’ says William. ‘You can’t say that to me! I’m going to be king one day.’
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In January, 1987, William has a new nanny — Ruth Wallace. William’s name
for her is ‘Nanny Roof’.
At the same time, William starts at Wetherby School. This is in Notting Hill,
too. Here he plays a lot of sports, and he gets a prize for swimming. Every year
the school has a Sports Day. William and his friends watch Princess Diana and Prince
Charles in the games for mothers and fathers.
He moves to Ludgrove School in Berkshire in September 1990. He lives there,
and he goes home for school holidays. William is very happy at Ludgrove. Again, he
plays a lot of games, and he is good at football. At twelve, he gets a prize for
shooting.
Prince Charles likes country sports and often takes his young son with him.
William watches his father shooting at Sandringham, one of the Queen’s
country homes. After that, William wants to shoot, too.
At Ludgrove, William is good at writing. He gets the school prize for writing in
1992.
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