Princess Beatrice receives backing ahead of starting her new role as royal issues statement

Royal fans have voiced their support for the princess after she was named patron of an organisation with links to the late Prince Philip

Princess Beatrice has released a statement expressing her pride after being appointed to a new role.

The role was previously held by her late grandfather, Prince Philip.

The Princess of York will be the newest royal patron of the Chartered College of Teaching.

Royal fans took to social media to celebrate the appointment.
Princess Beatrice has released a statement expressing her pride after being appointed to a new role.

One wrote: “Go Bea”, while another added: “How wonderful, congratulations!”

A third said: “Great to hear”, while one other royal fan commented: Congratulations, sweet lady!”

Princess Beatrice said in a statement: “To me, the power that teachers have on shaping lives and transforming futures makes it one of the most commendable and highly regarded professions.

“I’m a passionate believer in the vital role that teachers play every day and know firsthand the impact that great teaching can leave on a child and their family.

The Princess of York will be the newest royal patron of the Chartered College of Teaching.

“It’s a real honour to take up the role as Patron of the Chartered College of Teaching, a role previously held by my grandfather.

“I’m really excited to support the College’s mission to champion excellence in teaching and to celebrate the impact of this incredible profession.”

The Chartered College of Teaching also released a statement regarding the appointment.

Royal fans have voiced their support for the princess after she was named patron of an organisation with links to the late Prince Philip

They wrote on social media: “We’re delighted to announce HRH Princess Beatrice as our new Patron!

“Princess Beatrice has shown strong support for education through her work with Big Change and other organisations.

“Her patronage will help elevate the profession and support our mission to champion teachers.”