21 July 2023 , 13:54
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Prince William and Kate Middleton are kicking off their summer holidays, after George, Charlotte and Louis broke up from school last week.
The young Wales' finished their first year at Lambrook, which is set in the beautiful Berkshire countryside on 52 acres.
Just 10 minutes away from their home at Adelaide Cottage, the school features a 25-meter swimming pool, a nine-hole golf course, an astroturf, hard courts, a squash court, and other sports fields.
With all three children now finished for the summer, the family are looking forward to celebrating George's tenth birthday on Saturday, and could head up to Balmoral in Scotland for some of the holidays.
But there was a time when Kate and Wills enjoyed going further afield.
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Carole and Michael Middleton holiday in Mustique with the family (GC Images)
Kate and Wills enjoyed a skiing holiday with Charlotte and George in 2016 (Getty Images)Back in July 2019, the family stayed in a luxury £27,000 villa on the private Caribbean Island of Mustique when they celebrated George's sixth birthday, along with Kate's parents Carole and Michael Middleton.
In fact, the family first visited Mustique in 2008 and they have been returning ever since.
Given the complete privacy of the Mustique, which has a no-fly zone enforced and the discretion of other guests, the prince and princess can truly relax.
The luxury villa costs £27,000 a week (mustique-island.com)Kate and William are fans of an adventurous holiday, having taken young Charlotte and George skiing in the French Alps in 2016. It's yet unknown where the family will venture this summer.
August is traditionally the time of year that the royals gather at Balmoral Castle, the late Queen Elizabeth's Scottish residence. It's thought that this year, King Charles will host the extended family for the first time.
The beautiful estate is a natural playground for children, spanning around 50,000 acres with a breathtaking landscape of mountains, rivers, lochs, woodland and gardens – it's no wonder members of the royal family love to visit with their children.
The resort has a no fly zone enforced for privacy (Getty Images)Balmoral is a time for the royal children to catch up and create memories with their cousins. In previous years, everyone from Lady Louise Windsor and James, Viscount Severn, to Mia and Lena Tindall have visited and we imagine the young royals will enjoy a similar get-together this year too.
Lambrook students will begin the new school year on September 6, with George entering year six, Charlotte year four and Louis year one.