School writes to parents about Archie, Lilibet

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to the United Kingdom with their two children with reports saying that Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will go school in England.

Days after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s return, a preparatory school in Oxfordshire has written to parents to quash rumours that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children could be joining its roll of pupils.

According to Hello, the letter informed families that "despite the gossip" surrounding the couple potentially choosing the private school for their son and daughter, "no application" had landed on the headmaster's desk as of September 1.

GB News reported that the correspondence was prompted by widespread speculation about where the Sussex children will begin their British education this month, with the actual school being kept under wraps for security reasons.

Prince Harry and his family arrived back in Britain on August 26 six years after quitting royal duties and moving to ‌the United States.

Harry and Meghan surprised even their close family when it was disclosed that they would move back from California to somewhere outside London for what was described as an extended period of time.

Their children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, are expected to start school in Britain in September.

Precise details about where they will be based or the school the children will attend are being kept private.

However, they will not be living in a royal residence or carrying out official duties.