VERY GOOD NEWS For Catherine & Her Children To Make Important Trip Brings Tears Of Joy
It’s been a difficult few months for George, Charlotte, and Louis following Princess Catherine’s cancer diagnosis, but they have something very exciting to look forward to this week. Despite the challenges, the children have had some standout moments recently, including meeting Taylor Swift, attending Trooping the Colour, and potentially visiting Wimbledon. However, excitement will be growing in the Wales household because school is almost out. Saturday, July 6, is sure to be a major highlight for one simple reason: it’s the last day of the term.
George, Charlotte, and Louis all attend Lambrook School, with George in Year Six, Charlotte in Year Four, and Louis in Year One. They are no doubt eagerly counting down until the start of their long summer holidays. What’s more, the new school year doesn’t start until Wednesday, September 4, meaning the Wales children can look forward to more than eight weeks away from their studies. Charlotte will be especially pleased, as proud dad William recently revealed that his only daughter has been sitting exams at school and has been enjoying it.
As the summer unfolds, the young royals can anticipate a blend of relaxation and adventure. The Isles of Scilly offer a serene escape with stunning landscapes and calm waters, perfect for unwinding and enjoying family time. They may also travel to Scotland to spend time with King Charles at Balmoral, where the late Queen spent every summer, joined by multiple members of the royal family. It’s a tradition Charles is likely to maintain, as Balmoral is widely thought to be the monarch’s favorite residence. “I think Granny is the most happy there. I think she really, really loves the Highlands,” described her granddaughter, Princess Eugenie, in the documentary *Our Queen at 90*.
Over the coming weeks, the Wales family will be looking forward to quality family time together. However, if you thought the oldest of The Prince and Princess of Wales’ kids would be resting this summer, you’d be wrong. The 10-year-old Prince George is known to be a huge tennis fan, and if the family decamps to their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, the future king will have plenty of chances to play.
Tennis is not only an excellent way to keep active, but it is also known to be a brain-boosting activity. A study by AXA revealed that through playing tennis, Prince George could be 10% more focused and energized compared to non-tennis players, as well as 26% more positive. Additionally, 21% of tennis players were better able to cope with stress than those who never pick up a racket. Being upbeat and calm are fantastic qualities for little George, especially with his family going through a tricky time at present.
At just 10 years old, Prince George has become a regular at Wimbledon, sitting alongside his mother and his sister, Princess Charlotte, at the tournament. It’s no surprise he loves to watch the sport, as he has been playing since he was tiny and has even had lessons from champion Roger Federer. When Prince George started playing back in 2017, the Princess of Wales admitted her son just wanted to whack a ball, but if he takes after his talented mother, we’re sure George has come up in leaps and bounds. Roger Federer even said that the cute youngster had a good tennis technique after they played together.
While we doubt Prince George is thinking about his fitness levels, tennis will set him on a great path to becoming strong as he heads towards his teenage years. Tennis is a great way to improve cardio and lung capacity, and it’s also a full-body workout. Even actions that seem simple at first, like hitting a ball, require your whole body to be in sync.
