Kerr says it's untrue that Prince Philip built gates at the entrance of the school. She said the show is "very much a drama, not a documentary." Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.

No one in that family was seen as more old school — rightly or wrongly — than Philip. He was a hunter, a tough father to Prince Charles and an occasional politically incorrect speaker in public.

The $19,000-per-semester school once enrolled Prince Philip and his son Prince Charles. The school's mandatory subjects include sailing and dance. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.

Prince Philip was a quintessential Englishman ... While Philip passed through a series of schools, his three sisters married German princes and left for Germany. His mother’s mental health ...

the Scottish all-boy’s institution where he attended secondary school. In The Crown, Charles is sent to Gordonstoun at the insistence of his father, Prince Philip. Queen Elizabeth and Charles ...

Philip Went to Crazy Schools The headmaster at Gordonstoun, Prince Philip’s school, had unusual ideas. Boys had to learn to sail, they had to get up at 6 a.m. for a cold shower and a run ...

Prince Philip was old school even as the royal family changed around him. Hundreds of people lined the streets outside Windsor Castle to pay their respects to Philip. Some held flowers and flags ...

Philip's housemaster at Gordonstoun, Robert Chew, was also in charge of "character building" at the school during its early years. By the time Prince Charles was sent there, Chew had risen to ...

Growing up, Philip would spend his school holidays with his British uncles or his grandmother, Princess Victoria, who lived in Kensington Palace. Prince Philip of Greece, later the Duke of ...

Two months after the discovery of unmarked graves on Canadian school grounds, old rumors tying Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to the death of Indigenous children resurfaced on social media.

learning seamanship and boatbuilding as a volunteer coast guardsman at the school. He seemed destined to follow his Mountbatten uncles into the British Navy. Prince Philip, center, in Edinburgh in ...