Princess Diana Bio, Age, Death, Career, Net Worth, Family

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Initially, Diana was educated at home under the guidance of her nanny, Gertrude Allen.

She started her formal education at King’s Lynn, Norfolk’s Silfield Private School before transferring at the age of nine to Riddlesworth Hall School, an all-girls boarding school close to Thetford.

In 1973, she enrolled in Sevenoaks, Kent’s West Heath Girls’ School alongside her sisters. She struggled academically and twice failed her O-levels.

She received a prize from West Heath in recognition of her exceptional sense of community. When she turned sixteen, she moved out of West Heath.

Charles, her brother, remembers her as being quite reserved before that point. As a skilled pianist, she displayed musical prowess. She also excelled in ballet and tap dancing, swimming, and diving.

Diana was a nanny for Philippa and Jeremy Whitaker in Hampshire for three months in 1978.

Diana returned to London, where she lived in her mother’s apartment with two school friends, after spending one term at Rougemont, Switzerland’s Institut Alpin Videmanette (a finishing school).

She worked at several low-paying jobs in London while taking an advanced cooking degree. Prior to missing three months of work due to an accident while skiing, she taught dancing to young people.

She later got a job as a playgroup pre-school assistant, cleaned up occasionally for her sister Sarah and a few of her friends, and served as the hostess for events.

She worked as a nursery teacher’s assistant at the Young England School in Pimlico and briefly served as a nanny for the Robertsons, an American family residing in London.

Her mother gave her an apartment at Coleherne Court in Earl’s Court for her 18th birthday in July 1979. Until February 25th, 1981, she shared an apartment with three other people.