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An adolescent has been discovered useless on the prestigious Eton College, which was beforehand attended by each Prince William and Prince Harry. The teenager, whose identification has not been shared publicly, was discovered useless at about 8.30am on the morning of February 27, it has been reported.

Described as “unexplained but non-suspicious”, authorities have added {that a} file on the incident will probably be ready for the coroner, as reported by each The Standard and The Daily Mail. An announcement by Thames Valley Police stated: “His next of kin are aware and we have offered them our support at this difficult time.”

It additionally reads: “We would ask that their privacy is respected at what is an extremely difficult time for them.”

The teenager’s precise age on the time of his dying stays unknown, in addition to whether or not his physique was discovered at his dorm room or at one other location on the school campus.

The college’s official web site describes boarding homes as “caring communities that put kindness and empathy at the heart of their ethos”.

An Eton College spokesperson have additionally launched an announcement to PEOPLE. It learn: “It is with the greatest sadness that Eton College can confirm that one of our boys has died while at school.”

“Our precedence is to assist his household and respect their privateness, in addition to to assist his buddies and the broader college neighborhood and subsequently we will probably be making no additional assertion presently.”

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Prince William started learning at Eton in September 1995 on the age of 13.

Harry later joined his brother in 1998.

Although his subsequent college has not been revealed, Prince George might be set to comply with in his father and uncle’s footsteps by attending the distinguished college.