Madonna reportedly looking at £65,000-a-year school for her daughters: Details inside

Madonna is reportedly considering sending her 13-year-old adopted twin daughters, Stella and Estere, to a prestigious boarding school in England.

Reports say the singer has visited Cheltenham Ladies' College, one of the UK's best-known private schools, as she looks at education options for her daughters.

A source claimed Madonna wants her children to receive a British education and is exploring schools in the UK ahead of the new academic year.

The school, often compared to Eton College for girls, is known for its strong academic reputation and notable former students. Tuition fees are reported to be around $89,000 per year.

Madonna adopted Stella and Estere from Malawi in 2017. The twins are among six children in her family, which also includes Lourdes, Rocco, David Banda and Mercy James.

Reports suggest the singer has been spending more time in London recently while working on new music with producer Stuart Price.

She also owns a large home in the city's Marylebone area and is said to be considering spending even more time in the UK.

Madonna previously lived in Britain during her marriage to filmmaker Guy Ritchie before returning to the United States after their divorce in 2008.

The singer has often spoken about her daughters' connection to Malawi through her charity, Raising Malawi.

Last year, she said Stella and Estere have developed strong empathy for children in need and are grateful for the opportunities and healthcare available to them.

While Madonna has not publicly confirmed the school plans, reports suggest she is seriously considering a British education for the twins.