Prince Louis is to be given a "new perk" within days ahead of major Royal Family milestone. The young royal, who is the Prince and Princess of Wales's youngest child, will celebrate his seventh birthday tomorrow.

With Louis turning seven, he will be eligible for boarding options at Lambrook School - the school that Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Louis all attend. The school, which is based in Berkshire, offers weekly and flexi-boarding for pupils aged seven to 13.

According to Lambrook's website, 75 percent of Prep School students take advantage of this opportunity.

Although George and Charlotte have already surpassed the milestone, it remains unknown whether they took on the opportunity to board.

Lambrook School describe the opportunity to board as "a home from home family environment" - where the children who do all eat, work and relax together.

The school, which promises that there is "never a dull moment", offer an array of activities - with all specific to the season.

Boarders can expect to take on swimming, cricket, golf in the summer, whilst the winter brings cooking, baking and bonfire nights.

Shortly after moving from London to Windsor in 2022, George, Charlotte and Louis started at Lambrook School.

While Princess Kate has not spoken about her feelings ahead of Louis’ seventh birthday, she did mention a few years ago that her youngest son seems to be growing quickly.

At a previous royal engagement at a maternity unit in Surrey, the royal told some mothers: "I keep thinking Louis is a baby, but he’s a big boy now."

Although plans for Louis's birthday remain unknown, it is likely that he will celebrate with his parents and siblings.