Princess Kate stops traveling to support her son in school exams – Metro World News Brazil

the princess Kate Middleton He shared Prince George’s perspective on the challenges of school exams during his visit to Fitzalan High School in Cardiff, Wales.

Meanwhile, news has emerged that Kate will not be attending the 2023 Earthshot Awards in Singapore to support her eldest son during a week of crucial exams at school.

In a video posted to TikTok by The Sun’s Matt Wilkinson, Kate sat down with the students and revealed: “George is at the beginning of the test. He says, ‘Mum, I keep taking the test all the time.’ But when you do, you get to the level where you feel… As if you were in it.”

This is the second time that Kate mentioned her eldest son’s studies during her visit to Cardiff with Prince William. The royal couple began their journey by meeting members of the Windrush generation and young people from ethnic minorities who are driving positive change in Wales.

While chatting with local children, Kate connected with a group of primary school students, showing interest in their favorite topics. One of the children, 11-year-old Gracie from Howardian Primary School, revealed that Kate suggested she tutor Prince George in mathematics, the statement said. the people.

However, it is important to note that Prince George is still a long way from passing his A-levels, which are rigorous exams used to enter college in the UK.

Meanwhile, during their visit to Fitzalan High School, William and Kate interacted with Year 6 students, who are preparing for A-levels and vocational studies, as well as English for Speakers of Other Languages ​​courses.

Kate’s decision not to attend the 2023 Earthshot Awards in Singapore was made to support her son, who faces important school exams in the same week.

This ceremony is part of Prince William’s efforts to promote environmental solutions by 2030. Kate will break with tradition by absenting herself from the annual awards ceremony, which she has attended for the past two years.

While the royal family faces these challenges, they continue to keep their school life private, allowing their children to grow up in a pressure-free environment. William and Kate’s last joint appearance before the ceremony in Singapore was a special moment as they marked the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush in London and the start of Black History Month in the UK.