Prince Harry and Meghan pull Archie and Lilibet out of new British school

Prince Harry and Meghan’s children were withdrawn from their new British school after only two days, citing security concerns. The rapid exit follows the couple’s recent return to the United Kingdom, prompting heightened scrutiny of their family’s safety arrangements. Archie and Lilibet, ages not disclosed, are now out of the classroom while their parents evaluate protective measures. The decision underscores the couple’s ongoing concerns about public exposure.

Reuters first reported the school change, noting the two‑day tenure. The BBC added that a formal security review will be undertaken following the family’s return. People.com echoed the move, describing it as a response to immediate risks. CNN described the switch as occurring “just days into term,” and USA Today highlighted the pull as a decisive step by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to safeguard their children.

The forthcoming security review, referenced by the BBC, will determine whether the children are placed in a different institution or if additional protections allow a return to the current school. Observers will monitor statements from royal officials and any subsequent announcements about new enrollment arrangements, including the possibility of a private schooling option.