Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s move to the UK has brought about a lot of changes for the family of four, along with a lot of people around them. According to recent reports shared online, parents of other children who will be visiting the school where Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet go have been issued a list of “guidance” going forward.
Parents at Lilibet and Archie’s school issued guidance amid Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s move to the UK
The Mirror reported that parents of other students at Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet’s school have been issued some warnings. One of the major ones that they have been instructed about is taking photos of students. The parents at their school, along with parents of students who play sports in nearby schools, have all been issued a notice about “the importance of only taking photos of your own children.”Another statement from the report shared that parents have not been too keen on the sudden changes. One statement read, “It can’t be a coincidence that these notices are going out now just after Harry and Meghan have moved their children into the local area,” while another shared, “It’s complete overkill; everyone knows the boundaries, and could you imagine the uproar from other parents if someone was discovered purposely taking pictures of children that weren’t theirs? I hope this isn’t a sign of things to come because it’s totally unnecessary.”Another statement from a parent shared that they are hoping for all ‘new parents’ to contribute to school events like everyone else. “Everyone is very down-to-earth and normal here. We all help each other and help out whenever we can with school events. We would hope all new parents want to get involved and immerse themselves in school life and the wider community,” they added.The news comes amid reports of how the royal couple pulled their children out of school within the first two days over security issues. After leaving their school in California, Markle and the Prince had their children enrolled in an elite school in Harry’s home country. In a statement issued to Hello! about the sudden move, it read, “The decision for the children to move schools was taken following a discussion with the family’s security team about the practicalities of their current arrangements. The parents remain extremely grateful to all the teachers and staff for the love, care, and effort they have shown their family.The family of four arrived in Birmingham on August 26, marking their first day in the UK after living in Montecito, California.
