The young Princess Estelle of Sweden, six-year-old daughter of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, had a big milestone Tuesday: her first day of school.
The Crown Princess and her husband escorted Princess Estelle to Campus Manilla in Stockholm. They walked her to a red-and-yellow tram, which took her off to school with classmates and a teacher. Reports are that the six-year-old appeared to fit right in with her new classmates.
Estelle, who is next in line for the throne after her mother, is starting at a preschool class there this year. “It’s a decision the Crown Princess couple has taken,” royal spokesperson Margareta Thorgren told Expressen in May. “Nobody in the royal family has gone there before, it’s a relatively new school.”
According to The Local Sweden, Campus Manilla is a charter school funded by the Swedish government, but has become a “go-to school for Stockholm’s super-rich.”
In photos released by the family’s official Instagram page, she looked eager to learn seated at her desk among her classmates, and she happily looked over some learning materials.
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These images come just one day after the Swedish royal family shared adorable photos of their summer break at Solliden Palace in Öland — which included pony rides, nature walks and boat rides.
