Harry says children are happy at school in the UK

Prince Harry said his children, Archie and Lilibet, are happy at school in the United Kingdom and that it was great to be back in Britain, in an interview recorded after he returned to the country with his family. He linked the children’s time at school to having an opportunity to focus on the Invictus Games, scheduled to take place in Birmingham in July 2027. The interview with CTV followed a skydive near Toronto connected to a promise Harry made to a 102-year-old Second World War veteran and efforts to raise awareness and support for veterans’ charities. Harry also said the family’s return to Britain had been positive. Asked what had prompted the relocation from California, he replied that there were “lots of reasons” but did not elaborate, saying he did not want to distract from his work supporting Canadian veterans’ charities. The family returned to the United Kingdom on August 26, after living in the United States for six years. Archie and Lilibet, who are 7 and 5, respectively, have reportedly moved to a new school since the family’s return. Accounts say they spent two days at their first school before the transfer, but the new school has not been identified publicly.