King Charles has expressed his pride after a school on his Norfolk estate was rated 'good' by the education watchdog.
Ofsted visited the Sandringham and West Newton Primary School, a stone's throw from Sandringham House, in January.
Its report said the school was a "happy and harmonious place".
Now the monarch has asked a senior aide to thank head Jane Gardener and her staff for their efforts.
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In a letter to Ms Gardener, the King's Sandringham agent Edward Parsons writes: "I have been asked by His Majesty the King to let you know how proud and delighted His Majesty was to hear of your recent success with such a good Ofsted report and asked me to extend His Majesty's thanks for such an excellent tribute to you and all your staff's efforts and dedication."
Many of the school's 86 pupils are the children of workers on the Royal Estate.
It's head said after the Ofsted report was published: "I am so blessed to have such an incredible team, who all work so hard every day to make the school the wonderful place that it is."
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