![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/the-royals-surprising-exam-results/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/RB-OP-ROYAL-SCHOOL-PICS-2-1.jpg&description=A* ROYAL Published : 10:26, 24 Aug 2023 IT'S GCSE results day and teens across the county are finding out their results - and commiserating or celebrating. It's a nerve-wracking experience for every student - even the Royal ones. So how did , , and fare? 14 and met while studying at St Andrew's University Credit: Handout - Getty Well, it's safe to say their marks were varied. So, from GCSEs, A levels to university, Fabulous takes a closer look at how they performed. Harry spent his pre-preparatory years at Wetherby School in Notting Hill, before attending Ludgrove School, in Berkshire. Defying the recent family tradition of attending Gordonstoun , a boarding school in Scotland where his father Prince Charles went. 14 , pictured in his bedroom at Eton College Credit: Getty - Contributor Both Harry and William then attended Eton College, following in the Spencer family footsteps from their mother Princess Diana's side. Harry gained 11 GSCEs, but was said to prefer sporting activities outside of the classroom, representing Eton in rugby, polo and cricket. Harry left school in 2003 with two A-levels - a B in Art and a D in geography after deciding to drop history of art after AS level. He went on to take a gap year in Australia, before joining the army and attending Sandhurst Military College. He admitted while he is now "hugely grateful" for the education he was lucky enough to have , he didn't always feel that way. 14 Harry achieved great results, but preferred extra-curricular activities and sports Credit: PA:Press Association High achiever Kate got 11 GCSEs at St Andrew's School in Pangbourne, West Berkshire, before attending nearby boarding school Downe House then transferring to £12,000-a-year Marlborough College in Wiltshire. She went on to gain an A in maths, an A in art and a B in English at A level. The Princess of Wales then took a well-earned gap year but continued to learn, studying Italian and history of art at the British Institute of Florence. 14 p){kind=link}
IT’S GCSE results day and teens across the county are finding out their results – and commiserating or celebrating.
It’s a nerve-wracking experience for every student – even the Royal ones. So how did Prince William, Prince Harry, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle fare?
Well, it’s safe to say their marks were varied. So, from GCSEs, A levels to university, Fabulous takes a closer look at how they performed.
Harry spent his pre-preparatory years at Wetherby School in Notting Hill, before attending Ludgrove School, in Berkshire.
Defying the recent family tradition of attending Gordonstoun, a boarding school in Scotland where his father Prince Charles went.