, and may be the children of and and are widely known all over the world, but when they are at school, they are .
The Wales children will undoubtedly be looking forward to their holidays after the last school term.
The trio enrolled at Lambrook School in September 2022 when the family moved to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor.
While there, the children use normal names .
Charlotte’s full title is Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Wales and her full name is Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, whereas Prince George’s full name is George Alexander Louis and his title is His Royal Highness Prince George of Wales.
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The Wales children don’t use their full names or titles at school (Image: Getty)
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Similarly, Louis’s full name is Louis Arthur Charles and his title is His Royal Highness Prince Louis of Wales.
George, Charlotte and Louis are simply known as George Wales, Charlotte Wales and Louis Wales to their school friends, which is a nod to and Princess Kate’s titles of Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Waleses were given their titles after Queen Elizabeth’s death in September 2022.
Before that, they were styled as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, with their children using George Cambridge, Charlotte Cambridge and Louis Cambridge when at school.
Their father, , and their uncle, , used their father, King Charles’s former title as a surname in school when they were young themselves.
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Prince George, Princess Charlotte And Prince Louis attend Lambrook School (Image: Getty)
This follows the tradition set by and , who used their father Charles’ former title, Wales, as their surname in school.
Members of the do not typically use a last name as they are usually known by their first names or titles.
However, they can also be known by their house name, in which case Windsor,
When needed, they can use Mountbatten-Windsor, which can only be used by some of the male-line descendants of the late Queen and Prince Philip following a declaration in 1960.