Education of Lady Louise and the Earl of Wessex

[Blog Real]

James, Earl of Wessex is among thousands of students across the country who will be picking up his GCSE results on Thursday.

Why today is an exciting day for Duchess Sophie's son James, Earl of Wessex

Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie welcomed James in December 2007

www.hellomagazine.com

 

[ladongas]

Lady Louise wants to join the armed forces!

King Charles's niece Lady Louise Windsor 'wants to join armed forces'

Lady Louise Windsor , daughter of Prince Edward and Sophie and granddaughter to Queen Elizabeth II , has 'fallen in love' with army cadets, a source has said.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Somebody]

That's not exactly what the DM article says. It refers to her LinkedIn profile which apparently states that she is interested in a career in the military, diplomacy or law. So, it is one of three options thatshe is currently considering. Unfortunately, I reached my limit for LinkedIn profile searches for this month, so hopefully someone else can verify:

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/louise-mountbatten-windsor

 

[CrownPrincessJava]

That's not exactly what the DM article says. It refers to her LinkedIn profile which apparently states that she is interested in a career in the military, diplomacy or law. So, it is one of three options thatshe is currently considering. Unfortunately, I reached my limit for LinkedIn profile searches for this month, so hopefully someone else can verify:

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/louise-mountbatten-windsor

Looks like she either removed the profile, or made her profile private

 

[ladongas]

Ah, the mysterious source strikes again!

 

[Alison H]

This was first reported in The Sun, so I'd take it with a very large pinch of salt! Being into the Army Cadets doesn't necessarily mean that you want to join the Army. We know that Louise is keen on amateur dramatics, but no-one's suggesting that she's got her sights set on a career in the West End!

 

[Adda]

I've just come across a picture of Lady Louise in her uniform from the St. Andrew's University Training Corps.

I must confess it made quite emotional, knowing how difficult her arrival into the world was, her dear late grandfather must be smiling from above.

Edit: here's a post

https://twitter.com/x/status/1837134138941292987

 

[Somebody]

Well spotted, she is beaming.

 

[Mbruno]

I've just come across a picture of Lady Louise in her uniform from the St. Andrew's University Training Corps.

I must confess it made quite emotional, knowing how difficult her arrival into the world was, her dear late grandfather must be smiling from above.

Edit: here's a post

I've just come across a picture of Lady Louise in her uniform from the St. Andrew's University Training Corps.

I must confess it made quite emotional, knowing how difficult her arrival into the world was, her dear late grandfather must be smiling from above.

Edit: here's a post

https://twitter.com/x/status/1837134138941292987

Is it known if the Lady Louise has any kind of Army bursary or scholarship? If so, that would create an obligation to serve after she graduates, wouldn't it?

 

[Hallo girl]

I do not know about a bursary or similar but it is not unusual in the UK for Senior schools or Universities to have cadets, or even just local corps not specially linked to an education facility. As far as I am aware joining one of these groups does not put you under obligation to enlist, although it probably wouldn't do you any harm in your application if that was your career path.