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By Victoria Ward Catherine, the Princess of Wales, will not join Prince William in Singapore for the Earthshot Award Awards for Prince George's school exams that week. For the first time since he started the Environment Award, William will fly solo when he went to Asia in early November. He will be busy supporting Prince George in his exams. The source of a Kensington Palace confirmed that Catherine wanted to stay at home to support her eldest sons. The 10 -year -old Prince George was currently identified at the Lambrook Peninate School in Berkshire in the sixth year, but recently he was identified as looking at Eton College with his family before a potential move. For nine years, all applicants are online preliminary tests the autumn of the sixth year in their existing schools or an agreed center. At the same time, Eton also demands a chief teacher report covering the academic aspects, interests and character of a child. Then, a series of men are chosen to go to the second stage, while waiting for an entrance exam that has been sitting in eight years before being presented a conditional place for successful candidates later in the academic year. Similar tests are performed for those who apply to Marlborough College in Catherine's receiving material Wiltshire. The Earthshot awards are currently in their third year and the Princess of Wales has participated in every event since the launch. Learn more 'If survive, I would dedicate myself to helping others' knew' Sally Obermeder's mission He has joined last three years, the last time he wore a bright green dress for prizes Last December, the ceremony took place at Boston, where he wore a glamorous bright green dress and gave an award. As Wales came to the green carpet in MGM Music Hall, they were greeted by hundreds of screams. The opening Earthshot awards took place in 2021 at the Alexandra Palace in London. In Singapore, William is expected to have a series of aims to focus on the environment. The Earthshot Award was likened to the Green Nobel Prize It aims to find extraordinary solutions to the world's largest environmental challenges, initiated by the Wales Prince in 2020. The award is inspired by President John F. Kennedy's Moonshot Challenge in the 1960s, which led to the development of new technology, such as MRI browser, satellite dishes, smoke detectors and advanced water filters. The initiative will give £ 50 million awards for more than 10 years of prizes for finding solutions to repair and protect the planet.
