Royal insider gives interesting verdict on Prince George's future education

Prince George may be just 12-years-old, but already big decisions are being made about his future. While he is currently attending Lambrook School with his siblings Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, seven, this is set to change next September.

This is because the prince, who is second-in-line to the throne, will then move up to secondary school. While it has not yet been confirmed, the secondary school of choice is believed to be Eton College - the same one his father Prince William attended.

At secondary school, the prince will then have to start thinking about what route to take next, with one royal insider already predicting what this next move will be.

Former royal butler Grant Harrold said that he thinks after secondary school, George will go to university.

This is something both his parents Prince William and Princess Kate did, with university being the place where they met and sparked up their romance.

Speaking to online learning platform Study Dog, Harrold - who was King Charles' butler between 2004 and 2011 - said: "I think he (Prince George) will go to university.

"William enjoyed university, and the children seem to enjoy the school and their education. The real question is whether he will join the armed forces."

Although it is too soon to speculate which university George may go to, it is likely St Andrews University in Scotland could be on the cards.

This is because it is the university both William and Kate attended.

It is also a university that is popular with other royals, with Lady Louise - William's cousin - also having attended.

It has not been confirmed whether George will even attend university, with the prince still yet to complete secondary school and college qualifications.