Prince Andrew to Be Renamed Following Public Controversies

The only secondary school on St Helena seeks a new name to distance itself from the Duke of York's scandals, with Buckingham Palace's approval.

Prince Andrew School on St Helena, a British Overseas Territory, is rebranding to remove its association with the Duke of York due to his controversial public image.
The decision follows years of scandals involving Prince Andrew, including his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and an out-of-court settlement in a sexual assault case.
The school aims to adopt a 'neutral' name that reflects the values and aspirations of its students and community, free from contentious associations.
Students are actively participating in the renaming process, with suggestions being voted on and the final choice expected by the end of February.
The new name will be officially launched in September, with the move supported by the government of St Helena and approved by Buckingham Palace.