The content is grateful to congratulate the 30 students on 70 years of rule and the desire to take back the King who was diagnosed last February with COVID-19.
The letter, written on cardstock, accompanied by a portrait of Elizabeth II and sealed with the royal seal, arrived at the school’s address on May 23 and was signed by Mary Morrison – Lady Waiting.
The most interesting thing, according to the professor, was that the answer was directed to the students: “They cared about this, and thought that they used public money to respond to a group outside the Commonwealth community (an association to which the kingdom and most of its former colonies maintain relations of cooperation).
According to Melgau, there was a huge fallout in the city, “After all, there are not many queens all over the world and the royal response has caused some kind of anger among the whole school community and families.”
“The Queen would like to write to you and thank you for the letter you sent to Her Majesty the Queen on the occasion of her Platinum Jubilee.
The Queen was happy to hear from you, and although she cannot answer you personally, Her Majesty greatly appreciates the good things you have said.
I must thank you once again for the Queen’s letter of good wishes this year of her platinum jubilee.” – Mary Morrison – A Lady in Waiting.
