Prince William, Kate Middleton concerned over Prince George’s Eton admission

Prince William and Kate Middleton are seemingly have some concerns about Prince George’s new school at Eton College.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, who joined their elder son last week as they dropped them off to the Berkshire Institute, are hoping to face troubles with the vernacular of the school.

Melanie Sanderson, the managing editor of The Good Schools Guide, tells PEOPLE: “Eton has its own language—they call year groups different things."

She continued: “It's from a bygone era, but of course, when your dad has been through that system, it's probably been part of his vernacular for most of his life. As parents, you do talk about your school days, and your kids can relate to that. I'm confident that he will be very well prepared."

"Lambrook is really used to sending boys off to Eton," Sanderson told the outlet.

"It's a regular feeder for Eton College and lots of boys would have trodden that path before, so it's nothing new. It's a prep school, so its absolute purpose is to prepare its boys and girls for their next school,” she noted.