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King Charles' nephew James passes A-levels, heads to agricultural university

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King Charles' nephew James passes A-levels, heads to agricultural university
King Charles' nephew James passes A-levels, heads to agricultural university
James, 18, Earl of Wessex, has passed his A-levels and will study rural land management at the Royal Agricultural University in Gloucestershire. Prince Edward and Sophie’s son spent part of the summer working as a farmhand at King Charles III’s Sandringham estate, where he was reportedly seen driving tractors and embra
King’s nephew achieves grades to study at Royal Agricultural University
James will study rural land and property management at the Cirencester-based university
King’s nephew gets the grades to study at Royal Agricultural University
The King’s nephew the Earl of Wessex will attend the Royal Agricultural University after achieving the grades needed for his chosen course, it is understood.James, 18, will study for a rural land and property management degree at the university in Cirencester after joining thousands of teenagers in England, Wales and N
Irish News
Irish News6 hrs ago
King’s nephew gets the grades to study at Royal Agricultural University
The King’s nephew the Earl of Wessex will attend the Royal Agricultural University after achieving the grades needed for his chosen course, it is understood.James, 18, will study for a rural land and property management degree at the university in Cirencester after joining thousands of teenagers in England, Wales and N
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