Prince George and Princess Charlotte are no ordinary children, with eight-year-old George set to one day become king and Charlotte, six, likely to become a senior figure in the royal family when she's older.
But, until then, the family are trying to give the youngsters the most normal upbringing possible, which means being treated as normal children while at school.
Both children attend Thomas' Battersea in south London, with George in Year 4 and and Charlotte in Year 2, where insiders claim they're treated like all the rest of the pupils, despite their royal status.
