Prince George Set for Eton Break and Family Time at Halloween and Bonfire Night
Prince George, 13, is expected to leave Eton College for the school's first long leave, running from October 23 to November 8. He will reunite with Prince William, Princess Catherine, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis for Halloween and Bonfire Night. The family does not publicly discuss those celebrations, though Catherine has previously been seen buying Halloween costumes, and a fireworks event is scheduled near Windsor on November 7.
Prince George, 13, has been at Eton College since September. The school's published term dates show an extended leave beginning 23 October and ending 8 November, the first such break since he enrolled. He is expected to spend it with Prince William, Princess Catherine, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
The royals have not shared public details about Halloween or Bonfire Night. Catherine was previously observed purchasing Halloween costumes. A fireworks event is set for Royal Windsor Racecourse on 7 November, under fifteen minutes from the family's home.
This story may appeal to royal watchers and parents who follow school calendars, presenting a young royal's break as relatable family time. It could modestly raise interest in Windsor-area Bonfire Night events and Halloween shopping, though any effect is likely brief. It may also heighten curiosity about the Wales children's private lives, while the family's silence could help limit intrusion.