Kensington Palace announced that Prince George, nine, and Princess Charlotte, seven who have left Thomas's School in Battersea - and Prince Louis, four, are joining Lambrook School in Winkfield Row near Bracknell.
They will start at the independent preparatory school on September 8. Lambrook has 560 pupils aged between three and 13 and nearly 190 members of staff. It describes itself in its prospectus as a Christian school that encourages pupils to take an active role in supporting a range of charitable causes.
Founded in 1860, Lambrook is set in 52 acres of beautiful countryside, with a croquet lawn, and old tyres hanging from trees for children to swing in.
The prospectus says pupils learn "that with privilege comes responsibility".
The Independent Schools Inspectorate reported: "The school is highly successful in fulfilling its aim to provide the highest standard of education for its pupils."
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