Monarchist Schools

Hello. I am currently looking for any schools (that allow 15 and 16-year-olds) that support monarchy and show that in their teaching and school decoration. Biased schools and international schools are fine. I already know about the Russian St Basil the Great School in Moscow. Do you know of others?

In addition, can you also give me some information on popular school choices by monarchies today (if multiple, please order them by the in-line rank of royals attending/attended the school*)? Please also give me a list of the hereditary absolute monarchies today, where the head of state and head of government are the same, that have low political freedoms.

Thank you!

Rank order example for multiple popular choices (Examples Used-- West Heath, Eton, Benenden, Gordonstounton)

Gordonstoun would come first as the reigning British monarch attended.
Then Eton because the 1st in line attended.
Then Benenden because the 16th in line attended.
And finally, West Heath, because Princess Diana attended (and she was the lowest in line, a lady).

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JT Westvold

Aug 01

Are you looking to stay within the Anglosphere?

Regan O'Connor

Aug 11

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Yes, as long as you mean countries that speak English as a primary language.

Aug 12

Your best bet is Westminster School in London, England, U.K. but I would not recommend entering that country at the moment given the civil unrest. You could look into private high schools in the U.S. that preps students for Ivy League universities but they likely will promote U.S. republicanism. Private schools in Canada might be your best bet. I recommend going to a school of your choice, within your family's budget, and starting up a pro-monarchy club. Your response reminded me to reach out to Princeton University faculty about graduate school programs so thank you for that.