The Royal Fanzine

Like most of us, royals must go to school to get their education during their childhood and adolescence, and often into their 20s for university. Each year things remain the same around September-the seasons change, summer ends, and school begins. 2014 is no different. Sure, some royals are attending new schools this year, or attending for the first time, but most often as the seasons change, and school begins, the same royals are going back to the same schools. Here is a list of some of the royals and what they are up to now: Belgium: The Children of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde : Princess Elisabeth, The Duchess of Braban t will be continuing at Sint-Jan Berchman's, in the second year of the Collège division. Prince Gabriel will be continuing his education at Sint-Jan Berchman's, a few years behind his sister. Prince Emmanuel will continue his courses at Eureka School, where he became a student in September 2012 after several years with his siblings at Sint-Jan Ber...

Some things remain the same. Mother worries about her little ones going off to school. Do they have enough food in their lunch boxes? Do they have the no-talking-to-strangers code drilled into their skulls enough times? Are the buckles on their shoes too tight, or loose enough to become unfastened, and thereby cause them to trip and suffer a sprained ankle, or worse? Of course, royal moms have a lot of assistance. The bodyguards are there, in the shadow of the royal kids' every step, and the nannies and cooks at the palace ensure no little high-born darlings are going to be underfed or neglected in anyway.  Of more pressing concern to the royal moms of Generation Z, perhaps, are things like texting or tweeting when they should be attending to the lessons. Bullying, too, is a potential, and much more serious problem. Just look at what happened to poor Princess Aiko of Japan! Aiko's uncle Akishino and his wife, Kiko, decided not to send their little son,...