The School Crest and Motto
The School Crest, worn by students on the front of the school blazer, depicts the Christian foundations of the school. On it can be seen the Cross of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Bible containing the Word of God, and three gold crowns representing the three Persons of the Godhead - Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The motto "Through Christ Alone" aims to remind students of God. The school also uses two other mottos, 'Enter to Learn' and 'Go Out to Serve'. These mottos reflect the vision of the school,
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