Meghan and Harry’s children will receive a very different education to other royal kids

They're in the market for something a little more diverse. 

Meghan and Harry's children are going to grow up a little different from other royal children. One crucial way that this is going to occur is by the children's births themselves, which won't take place in the iconic and usual Lindo Wing, but somewhere else entirely because apparently it's not the cleanest spot in the entire world. Fair. Another way that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's children are going to have a bit of a different upbringing is via the education they get - because they're apparently not going to go to Eton College like all the rest of the young royals most likely will. The Sunday Times reports that the parents-to-be have been looking at a number of American schools based in the UK as an alternative. One of the spots they're apparently interested in is ACS Egham, formerly known as the American Community School. Based in Surrey, the school has a majority US students, followed closely by British. There are also a whole other 58 nationalities in there too so if it's diversity they're looking for, it's diversity they're going to get. The school is also a mere five minute drive from Frogmore Estate, which would be a handy enough spin in the mornings, in fairness.