Three-sy rider! Prince Louis beams on his bike in adorable snapshot taken on his first day of nursery this week by mother Kate Middleton and released to mark his third birthday today
- Prince Louis posed for photo before he left for first day at the Willcocks Nursery School in Kensington
- The confident young royal showed off his cycle skills on a trendy red Frog balance bike, costing £200
- Louis following in footsteps of Princess Charlotte, who attended Willcocks before she started school
Taken earlier this week by The Duchess before he left for his first day of nursery, The Duke and Duchess are pleased to share a new image of Prince Louis. 🎈
Sir David Attenborough, we've got some questions for you...🌍🕷️🐒 pic.twitter.com/MTQ68WnOrt
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) October 3, 2020
The £10,200-a-year nursery school in Kensington which will be attended by Prince Louis
The Wilcocks Nursery School in Kensington, London, which was founded in 1964 by Miss Diana Willcocks
The Wilcocks Nursery School in Kensington operates from a hall and one room of Holy Trinity Church and also has an enclosed outside play area.
The pre-school was founded in 1964 by Miss Diana Willcocks and is currently owned and run by the Headmistress, Lavinia Taylor.
A message on the school's website reads: 'Willcocks Nursery is a traditional nursery school which strives to maintain its ethos for high standards, excellence and good manners. '
At the school children 'engage in meaningful conversations with each other and staff' and 'enjoy story times and benefit from visits to the nursery from a librarian'.
Staff also introduce children to poetry, and 'high regard is given to developing children's skills in expressive arts and design'.
As part of their education, children also visit the Royal College of Art where they create their own works of art, exhibited for parents and the public to see.
They also have regular visits from the Royal College of Music, which enable them to explore the sounds that different instruments make.
In addition, children can use some programmable toys which help develop their mathematical skills so they can count accurately up to and beyond 20.
Children can attend the morning session, which costs £10,200 a year, and/or the afternoon session, costing £6,750 a year.
There is also a two-hour 'lunch club' joining the two sessions, which would cost £5,550 a year if every day was needed. The total for a child attending all the sessions would be £22,500 a year.
The nursery recommends parents equip their child with 'a toy or photograph from home or a picture of their Key Teacher to take home' so that the link between nursery and home becomes more familiar and the whole process is sped up.
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