Eton College has a long history of educating members of the British royal family, including Prince William and Prince Harry. I guess you could say it's like a right of passage for young royals to attend Eton. But what's it like to learn alongside future kings and queens - do they get special treatment, or are they just like any other student?
And it's not just the royals - Eton College has also educated 20 British prime ministers, including the likes of David Cameron and Boris Johnson. That's like, a whole bunch of future leaders learning from the same teachers and walking the same halls. It's pretty cool to think about how those experiences might shape their decisions and policies later on.
