Prince Philip’s final school report reveals teachers thought he was ‘too irritable’ but praised him for being a ‘born leader’ and for having ‘unusual courage and endurance’

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Prince Philip’s final school report reveals teachers thought he was ‘too irritable’ but praised him for being a ‘born leader’ and for having ‘unusual courage and endurance’

Daily Mail · 4 hours ago

A newly surfaced school report for the Duke of Edinburgh, believed to be his last before leaving education, has revealed how his teachers assessed him shortly before he embarked on his military and royal life. Staff described the future Prince Philip as showing early signs of leadership potential, but also noted a tendency towards impatience in the classroom, offering a rare glimpse into his character as a teenager.

The report reportedly praised Philip as a "born leader" and commended him for "unusual courage and endurance", qualities that would later define his decades of public and military service. However, teachers also flagged him as "too irritable" at times, suggesting a more complex and human portrait of the young prince than his later, more composed public image would suggest.

  • Prince Philip's final school report has come to light.
  • Teachers praised him as a "born leader" with courage and endurance.
  • Report also noted he could be "too irritable" as a pupil.

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