This is because the all-boys school, which costs £63,298 per year, has a nerve-wracking test for new students early on in the new term.
This is a test called the “colours test”, in which new students are quizzed by senior peers on the locations of school buildings and the official colours of each of its 25 boarding houses.
Royal biographer and historian Hugo Vickers, a former alum of the iconic institution, told The Times about the test that George is likely to face.
While other upcoming Eton students may be worried about this, it is believed George’s nerves may be held at bay as he has a trick up his sleeve.
This is an advantage that not all Eton students will have, which could bode well for George when he faces the test in September.
It is believed George has just a few days left at Lambrook before the summer holidays.