Felipe and Letizia meet Leonor’s school two days after the princess’s return

New act on the agenda for His Majesty the King and Queen of Spain and of a very special nature. After a day break, Letizia is back on the official agenda with an activity performed in the evening. Around 5 pm, at the Palacio de La Zarzuela, a meeting with the Board of Trustees of the United World Colleges Spanish Committee Foundation, an institution whose high patrons are the Spanish monarch and his wife, and whose fundamental aim is to promote peace through multicultural education. The board of directors is the body of the institution that is responsible for its management and representation.

It is an event of great concern to the King and Queen, as their eldest daughter, the princess eleano, is pursuing his international baccalaureate studies at one of the United World Colleges in the United Kingdom, the UWC Atlantic College in Wales. Exactly, it’s this Friday when the heiress finishes first in high school at the boarding school. In the following days, a train will take you from there to English Heathrow Airport, from where you will take a flight to Madrid. Unsurprisingly, her family will be waiting for her in Barajas, eager to embrace her, just as they did on the reverse path last August.

Back to the act presided over by the kings today, Doña Letizia has continued to exhibit clothes. On this occasion she opted for a midi dress with fitted short sleeves, pleated on one side with a polka dot print on a navy blue background, from Hugo Boss† The last time we saw her with this piece was during her stay at a book fair in Madrid. For accessories, the Queen has chosen Carolina Herrera slingback pumps, as well as her classic Karen Hallam ring.

The consort came off the lead for her styling at the start of the week by braving the prevailing heatwave in Madrid with a long-sleeved dress with a floral print and a honeycomb waist, signed by Maje, which she has worn up to three times. to.

United World Schools is a very globalized group thanks to the 18 schools it has spread across the 4 continents† although most focus exclusively on the 16-19 age group: a period when the energy and idealism of young people can be harnessed for empathy, responsibility and action for life. These centers are highly regarded for delivering the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma as a formal academic program, in the development of which the United World Colleges played a major role, while also emphasizing the importance of experiential learning, community service and community activities. fresh air.

The student selection process is conducted in 155 countries, through the United World Colleges’ unique system of national committees. The choice is based on the merits and potential of the candidate. According to the United World Colleges philosophy, education should be independent of socio-economic ability. Therefore, 70% of IB Diploma students receive full or partial financial aid based on need.

There is no more for the Kings this week. Seeing Letizia and Felipe again with Leonor is an extra dose of happiness. At nearly 17 years old, the princess is building a brilliant academic resume and perfecting her already advanced level of English. They still have a whole summer ahead of them to enjoy their plans together as a family, although it is not yet known whether they will go to Mallorca or opt for another type of activity. What seems certain is that they will try to spend as much time together as possible.

For its part, the Infanta Sofia He ends his school year a week later than his sister Leonor, on a date closer to June 23, when most Spanish children are ready. However, the evaluation has already been completed and the youngest daughter of the kings already knows what her qualifications have been for the third quarter, which will in no case be made public.