Prince George and Princess Charlotte go back to school after holidays
School holidays are over for Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
Things returned back-to-normal in the Cambridge household on Tuesday, after the Christmas/New Year break, as Thomas's Battersea resumed for 2020.
Prince William and Kate Middleton are known for doing the school drop offs and pick ups themselves but on this occasion there were no formal back to school photo ops.
Princess Charlotte and Prince George have gone back to school for 2020 PA/AAP
Last year, the couple were seen dropping off Princess Charlotte on her first day of the school year, which is in September in the UK.
The four-year-old will continue her Kindergarten year, while older brother Prince George, six, will continue his Year Two classes.
Soon after finishing school for the year, the cute siblings were spotted attending Queen Elizabeth's Christmas luncheon at Buckingham Palace.
Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte arrive at Buckingham Palace for Queen's Christmas Lunch 2 AAP
Prince William and Prince George arriving at Buckingham Palace for Queen's Christmas Lunch 2019 AAP
Prince George arrived in the front seat, alongside Prince William, while Princess Charlotte arrived in mum's car and sitting next to little Prince Louis.
The duo then made their first appearance alongside the rest of the Royal Family on Christmas morning as they walked from Sandringham Castle to St Mary's Magdalene Church.
The siblings will get their next holidays, a half-term break, for one week in mid-February.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte their first appearance alongside the rest of the Royal Family on Christmas morning as they walked from Sandringham Castle to St Mary's Magdalene Church PA/AAP
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