George, Charlotte and Louis’s busy summer schedules as parents enjoy ‘rest’

George, Charlotte and Louis are on their summer holidays (Image: GETTY) Kate, Princess of Wales and Prince William , both 41, are said to have packed schedules during the summer holidays with their three children. Prince George , Princess Charlotte , and Prince Louis have finished their first year at their new school, capping off an immensely hectic and exciting few months for the Royal Family. The three children of the Prince and Princess of Wales all attend Lambrook School, which is close to their Windsor residence. Before they return to school on Wednesday, September 6, they will be having as much fun as they can. However, what will the young royals be doing during their free time? According to confessions made by their parents, it appears the family of five will be engaging in some thrilling activities. Anmer Hall in Norfolk is Kate and William’s holiday home (Image: GETTY) Although members of the public have seen the family frequently lately, everything the couple has planned for their children will undoubtedly remain private. This is because of Kate’s commitment to preserving the privacy of George, Charlotte, and Louis. Jennie Bond, a former BBC royal correspondent, has expressed a similar opinion. She told OK! : “As for what the three youngsters could be getting up to… there are so many options. “If they don’t go abroad then it will probably be the usual mix of Norfolk and Windsor life, full of outdoor play, sport and various fun activities. George, Charlotte and Louis attend Lambrook School (Image: GETTY) “William and Catherine have had a very busy time with the Coronation and their new responsibilities as Prince and Princess of Wales, and probably feel they are due a bit of rest and relaxation … not that is generally much of an option with three young children!” The Wales family’s decision to spend a significant amount of time at Anmer Hall, their Norfolk residence on the Sandringham Estate, seems extremely likely. Participating in household tasks would be another potential hobby for the royal children, aged between five and nine. The Princess of Wales accidentally shared that Prince George had been in charge of transporting animal feed on the estate during a previous half-term break while on a trip to a goat farm in Wales. After the Prince of Wales pointed to a robot silage sweeper, Kate told the farmer: ‘That was George’s job at half term – moving feed.’ Another possibility is that they’ll go on a short holiday, either in the UK or abroad. Tresco Island in the Isles of Scilly is one place where the family frequently holidays. The island is said to have white sand, turquoise waters, and rare birds. It has frequently been dubbed the “Cornish Caribbean”. During their last visit, fellow holidaymakers said: “We hardly noticed at first as they seemed a normal family on holiday intent on keeping themselves to themselves.”