Gordonstoun - the Scottish school attended by King Charles III and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh - in pictures
May 1, 1962, Prince Charles arrives for his first term at Gordonstoun school in Moray, Scotland, accompanied by his father Prince Philip, left, and Captain Iain Tennant of the school's board of governors. All photos: Getty Images
Gordonstoun School in 1962. The school was established in 1934 by Kurt Hahn, and became co-educational in 1972
Pupils at Gordonstoun in 1956 doing physical training on an obstacle course. All three of Queen Elizabeth II's sons were educated there
Michael Lucas, a pupil at Gordonstoun, tunes a piece of equipment used for electronics training at the end of term in 1961
Teacher Donald Mathewson takes a science class in the school's new science block in July 1961
Gordonstoun pupils, from left, Delano Reiss, James Whiteford and Iain Barrett, during restoration work at Michelham Priory near Hailsham, Sussex, in April 1967. The boys are volunteer members of the Conservation Corps of the Council For Nature
Queen Elizabeth II meets pupils during a visit to Gordonstoun, where she opened a new sports hall on September 14, 2010
Pupils and staff from Gordonstoun school observe a three-minute silence in memory of former pupil Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh, on April 17, 2021
Pupils watch the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in their boarding house, Windmill Lodge, at Gordonstoun, September 19, 2022.
