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3:12Now PlayingIn 1966, King Charles III was sent to school in the freezing alpine region in the south-east of Australia.
Camping, bushwalking, woodchopping and outdoor survival training were a big part of the curriculum.
The King's two terms as an exchange student at Geelong Grammar School’s Timbertop transformed the shy young prince into a confident heir to the throne.
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