Kate, William and the kids had
just moved their lives from London to Windsor, with the children
starting at Lambrook School shortly before Her Majesty died aged 96 at
Balmoral.
Despite the ongoing changes,
the Prince of Wales explained how he and Kate were keen for the children to
have as much “continuity” and “normality” in their lives as possible.
School teacher Elaine Gee,
from Woking, told PEOPLE of their conversation: “Prince William
spoke about George, Charlotte and Louis, saying that they were trying to keep
some sense of continuity for them at school and keep things as normal as
possible.”
She added: “Kate and
William were both very kind and gentle and genuine. It was very special –
definitely a moment I will always treasure.”
Everyone spoke of their
delight in seeing the ‘fab four’ reunited in Windsor over the weekend.
The Princess of Wales also
told mourners outside Windsor Castle about the moment her son Louis
consoled her over the Queen’s death.
“Louis said at least
Grannie is with great grandpa now,” Kate was overheard saying,
according to one onlooker outside Windsor Castle.
