Young women in white gloves, beige dresses and felt hats emblazoned with the letter “N” flit between rows of sandy-colored Georgian houses in the ancient city of Bath in southwest England. These are the students of Norland College—a prestigious nanny school favored by British royals like the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Catherine. Newsweek visited Norland College to find out what it takes to become a nanny for the British royal family.