Last year saw a series of enormous changes for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis as they moved house, changed schools and lost their great-grandmother within the space of a few weeks.

While it would have been a disruptive period for the three young royals, it is clear they have settled in at Lambrook School and will be enjoying everything the exclusive school has to offer.

Lambrook – which caters to students from the age of three to 13 – charges an increasing annual fee as the children go through the school, meaning that the three Wales children's education will cost an incredible £71,344 a year.

Lambrook School boasts a range of incredible facilities, including a 9-hole golf course, a polo field, a bee farm and a mini Masterchef club.

According to the school website, the list of clubs on offer includes: farming, bee keeping, chess, mountain biking, fencing, judo, film making, scuba diving, squash, song writing, mini Masterchef, ballet, tap, jazz, golf, polo, podcast making, sewing, skiing, swimming, tennis, life saving, survival, debating and public speaking.

The three Wales children will certainly enjoy using the school's tennis facilities as they have all inherited their mother's love of the sport.

Kate – who is Patron of the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club – was joined by Prince William and her two eldest children for the Men's Final at Wimbledon recently and also revealed that five-year-old Louis was sad to miss out on the trip as he had been practicing his ball boy skills.

Another of the extra-curricular activities on offer that Prince William will surely be hoping Prince George takes a shine to will be the scuba diving club as it would pave the way for him to take on a key royal patronage that has passed from generation to generation.

Prince William became the third generation of the family to take on the presidency of the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) in 2014, following on from his father, King Charles and his grandfather, the late Prince Philip.

At an event William spoke to BSAC members and said: "It's a great honour to be here with my father and accept the presidency of the British Sub-Aqua Club, continuing that from my grandfather as well."

One sport that Princess Charlotte would love would be the various dancing clubs. William previously revealed: "My daughter Charlotte loves dancing." So it’s very likely that the little Princess will be perfecting her moves with her friends.

In preparation for their future roles, one activity that will surely benefit the three young royals will be the public speaking club.

As they have a future ahead of them which will consist of speech making, appearing in public and serving as the Patrons for some key organisations, it is highly likely they are getting a head start now.

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