Leonor has escorts at her boarding school in Wales for security reasons

It is a security device made up of three escorts who ensure the princess of asturias. They take turns performing this function at UWC Atlantic College in Wales while Leonor is in her second year of International Baccalaureate. This is how he assures it Confidential Monarchy. The digital mentions that both the Presidency and the Royal House declined to confirm this information for security reasons.

Leonor has four months left to stay at the Castle of St. Donats to finish the course and graduate from Baccalaureate. It will be at the end of next May when she says goodbye to her classmates and classmates. He will not coincide in the classrooms with his sister, Sofía, who will join at the end of August.

There have been two courses of personal growth for the eldest daughter of Felipe VI y Joy, who has matured and gained confidence and autonomy. The United World Colleges favor intercultural coexistence, diversity and inclusion. They are an open door to maturity because they encourage volunteering and service to the community. It is one of his strengths. The involvement, commitment, proactivity and empathy to generate that transformative capacity of society. For this, former students who have lived that experience participate in the previous information days and tell in their own words what day-to-day life is like in one of the 18 schools in the network.

Leonor, Sofia’s ‘mentor’

Sofia She has had her sister, Leonor, as a mentor, who will have shared with her her experiences in St. Donats, her independence and her life away from home. Sofia’s course, of two academic years, includes subjects of sciences and letters. As reported by Casa Real, the princess, like her sister, will be able to participate in volunteer work, such as “support in local schools, work with children with intellectual disabilities, the elderly, first aid, maintenance of nearby coasts and forests , control of environmental pollution indices, care and recovery of animal species, maritime rescue, coast guard”.

The two courses have a cost of 74,000 pounds (80,470 euros)“which will be equally fully satisfied personally by Their Majesties the King and Queen with their annual allowance”, reads the official note.