Rechazo al plan de Leonor
La Casa del Rey rechaza que la Princesa Leonor tenga un itinerario a medida
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Spain's King Carlos III military academy proposed letting Princess Leonor use a special sports program designed for elite athletes. The royal palace rejected the idea. La Opinión de Málaga reported that the Zarzuela — Spain's royal palace — said no because it did not want a custom school schedule for the Princess of Asturias and expected her to have very few absences.
Why the Palace Rejected the Elite Sports Program
The Carlos III academy put forward the high-performance athlete program as an option for Princess Leonor's education. El Diario de Ibiza explained that Spain's royal house turned it down for two main reasons. First, the palace wanted to avoid giving the princess any special academic treatment. Second, officials expected her to attend classes regularly with few or no missed days.
Leonor's Education at a Top Military School
Princess Leonor attends the prestigious Carlos III academy in Zaragoza. The school admits Spain's most talented students, including future military officers. El Periódico de Aragón noted that the palace's decision shows the royal family wants Leonor to follow the same rules as all other students. No exceptions, no shortcuts, no custom programs.
A Standard Path for the Future Queen
By rejecting the sports program, the Zarzuela sent a clear message about how Leonor will be trained for her future role. Diario de Córdoba reported that the palace's choice reflects its commitment to giving the Princess of Asturias a normal education. She will graduate from Carlos III alongside her peers, with the same demands and the same schedule as everyone else.
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