Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have recently moved their children, seven-year-old Archie and five-year-old Lilibet, to a new school just two days into the new school term. The family relocated back to the United Kingdom, and the children began attending their new school last week. The location of their new home and the specific details about the school have not been disclosed to the public. This decision followed discussions with the family's security team regarding the practicalities of their current arrangements. A spokesperson for the couple stated that they are deeply grateful to the teachers and staff at their previous school for the care and support they provided, emphasizing that this move does not reflect on the quality of education or the care the children received. The school change comes after a reported meeting of the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures, known as Ravec. This committee is responsible for making decisions related to the security of royal family members and other public figures. Prince Harry is currently waiting for the Risk Management Board to complete a threat assessment. Ravec is expected to decide whether the Sussex family is eligible for taxpayer-funded security now that they live in the UK. According to The Telegraph, the chairman of Ravec wrote to Prince Harry last week confirming that new risk assessments have been commissioned specifically for him and Meghan, given their changed circumstances. Meghan Markle recently shared a glimpse of family life in the UK on social media. The video, posted on Instagram, features Prince Harry, Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet enjoying outdoor activities to the tune of Wham!'s "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go." The footage includes scenes of one of the children sitting by a fireplace, Lilibet wearing wellies while riding a bicycle with training wheels and a doll on the back, and Archie running past his sister in his wellies. The video offers a rare and personal look into the family's life as they settle into their new home. This transition to life in the UK has been marked by both practical considerations and personal moments. The family's decision to move schools and the ongoing discussions about security reflect the complexities of their new life, while their social media posts provide a more intimate view of their daily experiences. As they navigate these changes, the couple continues to engage with the public, offering glimpses into their private world.