George's father, the heir to the throne, Prince William, and his uncle Prince Harry both attended Eton, which is one of Britain's most elite schools and is located close to Windsor Castle, west of London."Kensington Palace can confirm that Prince George will attend Eton College from this September," Prince William's office said in a statement.Fees for the all boys boarding school are about £63,000 ($119,718) a year.George will be 13 years old on his birthday next month.Speculation had raged for months about where Prince George would continue his education, with some observers predicting he would choose Marlborough College, the institution attended by his mother, Princess Catherine Charles went to Gordonstoun, the same private school on the north coast of Scotland that his own father, Prince Philip, had attended.Prince William has said he enjoyed his time at the school and recently revealed he would often visit Windsor Castle on weekends to have tea with his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.Eton, founded in 1440, has long been the alma mater for many of the country's elite