Prince Harry has provided an update on the schooling of his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, following a recent change of school after security concerns disrupted their initial arrangements in the UK.

Speaking at the Invictus Spirit Gala Dinner and Awards in London, Harry said his children are now attending school and have settled into their new routine. He described the family’s first two weeks back in Britain as eventful but said they were happy to be there.

Harry also expressed his enthusiasm about returning to the UK and preparing for next year’s Invictus Games in Birmingham. He attended the London event without his wife, Meghan Markle.

The couple had reportedly removed Archie and Lilibet from their original school shortly after the start of the new term. The decision followed discussions with the family’s security team about the practical difficulties of managing their daily school commute.

A representative for the couple said the move was made after security officials assessed the family’s existing arrangements. The family reportedly remained appreciative of the school staff and the care provided to their children.

Sources said security checks had been carried out at the school before the term began. However, the daily journey had not been tested beforehand, creating difficulties once the children started attending.

The family later enrolled the children at another school. However, another security concern reportedly emerged after Markle joined a parents’ WhatsApp group and her personal phone number was allegedly shared among members.

The incident reportedly occurred after an exchange between Markle and other parents, with a screenshot containing her number later circulated within the group.

The couple’s security arrangements have continued to attract attention. Markle has reportedly received her first government-backed security review, while the couple is expected to undergo an official risk assessment.

According to reports, the family has also been asked to provide detailed information about their daily routines as part of the security assessment.

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