Coat of Arms
School uses coat of arms of the founder William Lambe and the motto of the Worshipful Company of Clothworkers.
- Coat of arms blazoned: Sable, on a fess Or, between three pierced cinquefoil ermine, two mullets sable.
- Motto: My Trust is in God Alone
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