This week the girls go back to school as they learn about art, music and the sport of kings.

The girls are whisked off to London for a private tour of the National Portrait Gallery. The tour is conducted by Michael Noakes, a well-known artist who has painted portraits of many members of the Royal Family, including the Queen. At the conclusion of the tour, the girls face their first challenge of the week. Under Michael Noakes’ guidance, they must paint a self-portrait of how they see themselves as a Princess.

The girls travel back to Boughton Monchelsea Place to show Paul and Jean their portraits and it is Leanne who wins yet another challenge. Leanne chooses Stephanie to accompany her on her prize. They will attend the opening night and meeting the cast of the Holland Park Opera. The rest of the girls are forced to listen to three hours of classical music, in silence with Jean.

The next morning Paul sends the girls off to meet James for their next lesson, on the Royal sport of Polo. After tuition from the former Captain of the Young England team, the girls play a game and again Leanne does well. At the end of the lesson, James has invitations for the girls to attend a Royal Windsor Cup polo match at Windsor Great Park the next day. This is their final challenge for the week.

The next day the girls meet Paul and James at the Queen’s Gate, the same entrance Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry use to enter the Queen’s Box at Windsor Great Park. First stop is a pimms on the lawn of the Clubhouse. But as the girls are relaxing with the Beaus around the table, Paul, Jean and James spring a polo quiz on them. After the quiz, everyone moves to the stands to watch the match.

After the full time whistle is blown, the girls meet the teams, one of whom is the Prince of Jordan. Leanne spends quite a while chatting to his Royal Highness.

After the presentation the girls chat to the polo players, and the Judges deliberate on how the girls have faired over the past week. Five girls become four before the week is over.

ITV2 Saturday 31 March 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM