Royal Schools are educational institutions that are often established or supported by a monarchy. These schools typically aim to provide high-quality education and may focus on specific subjects, such as the arts or sciences. They often have a long history and may be associated with royal patronage, which can enhance their prestige and resources. In many countries, Royal Schools serve as a model for excellence in education. They may offer scholarships and programs to attract talented students. Notable examples include the Royal Academy of Arts in the United Kingdom and the Royal Conservatory in Canada, both of which emphasize artistic and cultural education.