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Harry and Meghan's children change schools few days after term starts for security reasons

SIC Notícias15 September 2026 at 10:04

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children, Archie and Lilibet, changed schools just a few days after the start of the school year. The change was motivated by security reasons, according to the information provided.

The British royal family moved from the United States to the UK last month. This move marks a return to Harry's home country after several years of living abroad.

Currently, the family lives in a private residence whose location has not been revealed. The identity of the children's new school was also not mentioned.

Why this matters

The school change of Harry and Meghan's children, a few days after the start of classes, underscores the ongoing security concerns for the royal family, which had already left the UK due to protection issues. Readers interested in the British monarchy closely follow these decisions, which reflect the impact of security demands on the Sussex family's daily life.

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