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Education

Great Britain · House / House of Windsor. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

11Records
1877–1975Date range
5Named people
6Places

Chronological records

1877

George V1877

House / House of Windsor

Joins the Britannia as a naval cadet

1909

George VI1909

Osbourne · House / House of Windsor

Enters the Royal Naval College

1912

George VI1912

Dartmouth · House / House of Windsor

Passes out from Dartmouth

1919

George VIOctober 1919

Cambridge · House / House of Windsor

Enters Cambridge as a freshman, Trinity College

1930

PhilipSeptember 1930

Cheam · House / House of Windsor

Attends Cheam School

1933

PhilipSeptember 1933

Salem · House / House of Windsor

Attends Kurt Hahns school at Salem in Germany

Marion Crawford1933

House / House of Windsor

Given the responsibility of tutoring Elizabeth II

1967

Charles1967

Cambridge · House / House of Windsor

Traditionally, the heir to the throne would go straight into the military after finishing school, however, in a break with tradition, Charles attends university at Trinity College, Cambridge

1970

Charles23 June 1970

Cambridge · House / House of Windsor

Charles studies history, earning a 2:2 (lower second class) Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree making him the third member of the Royal Family to earn a university degree

Charles1970

Aberystwyth · House / House of Windsor

Attends the Old College, part of the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, where he studies the Welsh language and Welsh History

1975

Charles1975

House / House of Windsor

As per Cambridge tradition, the Prince is awarded a Masters degree, entitling him to use the postnominal MA (Cantab.)

Names involved

CharlesGeorge VGeorge VIMarion CrawfordPhilip

Provenance

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