Armorial of schools in England
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The official and historical coat of arms or 'full heraldic achievement' for English primary and secondary education schools, as granted by the College of Arms, are presented below, grouped by region.
East of England[]
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Bedford, assumed
Escutcheon: Azure, on a fess between three eagles displayed or, a fret between two martlets of the first, impaling, on the dexter side chequy or and azure, a fess argent fretty gules bezanté and on the sinister, per chevron gules and argent, three trefoils slipped, counterchanged, on a chief of the second three martlets of the first. |
Brentwood, granted 19 July 1957
Escutcheon: Gules, a chevron between two lions' gambs erased and a bordure argent, in the honour point a fieur-de-lys Or, on a chief also argent an eagle displayed looking to the.sinister sable, beaked and legged and anciently crowned gold, for Browne, impaling Quarterly, first and fourth argent, a chevron gules between three lions' faces sable, for Farington, second gules three pierced cinque foils argent, for Farington, third argent a cross engrailed sable between four torteaux, for Clayton; the whole within a bordure gules. | |
Brentwood Ursuline Convent, granted 2 September 1964
Escutcheon: Azure, two lilies argent, seeded Or, slipped vert, in base an antique lamp Or, enflamed argent; on a chief gules a dove volant affronty gold. | |
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Culford, granted 10 May 1937
Escutcheon: Argent, on a cross azure three crowns Or in fess and two escallops of the first in pale, in the first quarter a lion rampant reguardant of the second. |
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Davenant Foundation, granted 9 November 1961
Escutcheon: Gules, three escallops between seven cross crosslets fitchee, three, one, two, and one, argent, within a bordure of the same charged with eight lows of flame proper. |
Felixestowe, granted 19 November 1954
Escutcheon: Gules, a cross patonce argent between in the first quarter a pelican proper, in the second a garb Or, in the third a cinquefoil gold, and in the fourth a falcon also proper. | |
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Felsted, granted 12 April 1963
Escutcheon: Gules, a chevron between three crosses botonny Or. |
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Framlingham, granted 5 September 1967
Escutcheon: Azure, a chevron between three antique crowns argent, each enfiled with two arrows in saltire Or. |
Gresham's, granted 16 December 1955
Escutcheon: Argent, a chevron ermines between three pierced mullets sable; on a chief gules a dolphin naiant also argent, ducally crowned Or, between on the dexter and sinister two keys in saltire, wards upwards and outwards, gold. | |
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Haileybury and Imperial Service, granted 18 August 1943
Escutcheon: Azure, an open book argent bound gules edged and garnished with seven clasps gold and inscribed with the words "Sursum Corda" sable, the initial letters of the third, between three hearts Or, winged of the. second; on a chief also Or an anchor cabled and a sword, the point upwards, in saltire of the field. |
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Leys, granted 31 March 1914 Leys school crest.svg
Escutcheon: Or a cross gules charged,in the centre with a mullet of the field, on a chief ermine an open book argent embellished of the first between two roses of the second, barbed and seeded Proper. |
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Princess Helena, granted 2 August 1928
Escutcheon: Per fesse gules and azure, in chief a representation of the Coronet of Her Highness Princess Helena Victoria Or, and in base an open book argent, edges and clasps gold, inscribed with the words "fortis qui se vincit" sable; all between two flaunches also argent, each charged with a cross couped between two roses in pale also gules barbed and seeded proper. |
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Saint Felix, granted 10 October 1933
Escutcheon: Vert, a chevron between in chief to the dexter a Catherine wheel and to the sinister a lymphad, and in base a mitre, all Or. |
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Saint Margaret's, granted 26 September 1957
Escutcheon: Or, on a cross gules a Saxon crown gold; on a chief vert an open book proper, bound also gules, edged of the first. |
East Midlands[]
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Derby (closed in 1989), granted 20 November 1962
Escutcheon: Per pale argent and sable, an open book proper, edged and clasped Or, bound gules, the pages inscribed 1554 in Arabic numerals, the whole ensigned by an ancient crown gold; on a chief gules between two crosses potent quadrate a stag lodged in a park also Or. |
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Derby Grammar, granted 10 October 1997
Escutcheon: Per pale Vert and Sable in chief two Crosses Potent quadrate and in base a Stag lodged within a Palisade all Argent. |
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Mount St Mary's, granted 23 June 1941
Escutcheon: Or, a chevron between three crescents azure; on a canton of the last the Roman letters IHS between in chief a Passion Cross and in base three passion nails pilewise, all of the first. |
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Nottingham High, granted 22 March 1949
Escutcheon: Ermine, a lozenge argent charged with three blackbirds rising proper; on a chief gules an open book also proper, garnished Or, between two ducal coronets of the last. |
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Ratcliffe, granted 23 September 1936
Escutcheon: Azure, six mullets, three, two and one, argent; on a chief Or three pellets, the centre one charged with a lion rampant of the third, the dexter with a lily and the sinister with a swallow both of the second. |
London[]
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Arnold House, granted 2004-5
Escutcheon: Per saltire Gules and Verte a cross flory Argent between twelve bezants in saltire. |
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Barking Abbey, granted 10 June 1955
Escutcheon: Azure, in chief three lilies in fesse argent, stalked leaved and slipped vert, and in base· as many roses Or, barbed and seeded proper; on a bordure gules, eight plates. |
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Campion, granted 1 June 1967
Escutcheon: Sanguine, a campion flower and in chief the letters IHS ensigned by a cross with three passion nails in pile below the letters, being the device of the Society of Jesus, between a dexter and a sinister canton Or, each charged with a torch inflamed proper. |
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Croham Hurst (closed 2008), granted 1 May 1958
Escutcheon: Per chevron azure and vert, in chief an ancient hand lamp Or, enflamed proper, between a slip of lime and a slip of vine, both leaved and fructed, also proper, in base a sperver gold lined purpure. |
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Dulwich, granted 1935
Escutcheon: Argent, a chevron between three cinquefoils gules; a chief ermine, thereon a cinquefoil of the second. |
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Eltham, granted 10 May 1935
Escutcheon: Azure, two pilgrims' staves in saltire argent surmounted by a cross flory Or. |
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Harrow, assumed
Escutcheon: Argent, a lion rampant Azure. |
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John Roan, granted 8 August 1927
Escutcheon: Vert, three stags trippant within an orle of fourteen mullets Or. |
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Langley Park, granted 4 August 1926
Escutcheon: Tierced in pale Gules - Azure and lozengy Gules and Ermine the first charged with a Horse forcene Argent the second with a Cross Moline Or. |
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London Oratory, granted 1995
Escutcheon: Gules a bar wavy Argent between three Mullets of eight points Or. |
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Mill Hill, granted 1935
Escutcheon: Argent; a Cross Quadrant Gules, charged with an Open Book proper; on a Chief Azure three Martlets Or. |
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St Clement Danes, granted 10 September 1963
Escutcheon: Azure, an anchor Or, the stock banded vert; on a bordure engrailed gold eight hearts gules. |
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Westminster School
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North East England[]
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Carmel, granted 10 June 1963
Escutcheon: Per fesse Azure and Argent in chief a seven-branched candlestick between dexter a stone tablet and sinister an open book all Or and in base seven scrolls of the law Gules.[32] |
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King's, Tynemouth, granted 30 October 1961
Escutcheon: Gules, two keys in saltire between in chief a representation of St. Cuthbert's pectoral cross Or, in base an ancient crown, and in fesse two like crowns Or. |
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Red House, granted 15 May 1950
Escutcheon: Ermine a chevron gules between three crosses cercelee sable; on a chief of the second as many mullets argent. |
North West England[]
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Birkenhead, granted 4 March 1959
Escutcheon: Quarterly gules and Or, in the first quarter a lion passant argent, over all a crosier erect, crook to the sinister, surmounted by an open book also argent, the pages inscribed with the words BEATI MVNDO CORDE in letters sable. |
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Bolton, granted 6 September 1923
Escutcheon: Argent, two bends sable, the upper en grailed; on a chief of the second between a rose and a chaplet Or an open book proper. |
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King's, Macclesfield, granted 4 March 1968
Escutcheon: Argent, a lion rampant guardant holding between the forepaws a fleur-de-lys azure, banded Or; on a chief gules three greyhounds' heads couped argent, collared Or. |
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Kirkham Grammar, granted 27 June 1929
Escutcheon: Per chevron engrailed Or and azure, in chief two doves, wings elevated and endorsed, of the second, beaked and legged gules, each holding in the beak an olive branch proper, and in base upon a cloud, the sunbeams issuing, an ancient imperial crown tripled also proper. |
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Liverpool Collegiate (closed 1987), granted 20 December 1962
Escutcheon: Or, a cormorant, wings elevated and addorsed, sable, in the beak a rose gules barbed seeded slipped and leaved proper; on a chief azure an open book argent, edged and bound gold, between two roses silver. |
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Lymm High, granted 15 July 1960
Escutcheon: Argent, a chevron between three cormorants sable; on a chief azure a book open proper, edged and bound, between two garbs Or. |
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Manchester Grammar, granted at unknown date
Escutcheon: Sable, a chevron or between three owls argent, a chief or, thereon a pale between two roses gules barbed and seeded proper, the pale charged with as many keys in saltire wards upward and outward or, in front of a sword erect proper hilt and pommel or. |
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Rochdale Grammar (closed 2010), granted 20 May 1966
Escutcheon: Gules, a fleece or·; on a chief argent three keys, wards upward and to the dexter, gules. |
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Rossall, granted 1892
Escutcheon: Argent, on a pale gules between four roses of the last, a mitre Or between two open books proper. |
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Stockport Grammar, granted 10 December 1962
Escutcheon: Sable, a chevron between three fusils erminois, a bordure Or. |
Stonyhurst College, granted 28 December 1953
Escutcheon: Quarterly argent and vert, in the first and fourth quarters a lion rampant guardant, and in the second and third quarters an eagle displayed, wings inverted, counterchanged; all within a bordure engrailed gules charged with eight patriarchal crosses of the first. |
South East England[]
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Ardingly, granted 1942
Escutcheon: Azure, on a triple mount in base a Passion cross between six martlets Or; on a chief of the last, between two crosses botonnee sable, a pale engrailed gules charged with an ostrich feather erect argent. |
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Bennett Memorial Dioceean, granted 19 December 1952
Escutcheon: Vert, a brock passant proper; on a chief argent, three gilly-flowers stalked and leaved also proper. |
Bradfield, granted 16 November 1923
Escutcheon: Per chevron vert and azure, in chief two falcons jessed and belied Or and in base a saltire argent. | |
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Brockenhurst, granted 20 August 1962
Escutcheon: Per chevron sable and gules, in chief two slips of oak fructed silver and in base a rose argent, barbed and seeded proper. |
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Carmel, granted 10 June 1963
Escutcheon: Per fesse azure and argent, in chief a seven-branched candlestick between, dexter, a stone tablet and, sinister. an open book, all Or and in base seven scrolls of the Law gules. |
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Charterhouse, granted 20 June 1956
Escutcheon: Or, on a chevron between three annulets gules as many crescents of the field. |
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Dartford Grammar, granted 20 June 1956
Escutcheon: Vert, in front of a fesse wavy argent charged with two barrulets wavy azure a horse rampant [forcene] also argent; on a chief of the last between two open books proper [edged Or, bound gules] a pale murrey charged with a torch Or. |
Douai, granted 25 September 1929
Escutcheon: Azure, three representations of the crown of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, Or; on a chief engrailed of the last an abbot's mitre between two fieurs-de-lys of the field. | |
Dover, granted 30 January 1931
Escutcheon: Sable, a cross argent between four leopards' faces Or; on a chief of the last the castle with two towers of the field between two open books argent, edged gold bound gules. | |
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Epsom, granted 7 June 1910
Escutcheon: Per pale azure and sable, three fleurs-de-lis Or; on a chief of the last an open book proper inscribed with the words "Olim meminisse juvabit' between in the dexter a lamp and in the sinister a rod of Aesculapius gules. |
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Eton, granted in 1449 by Henry VI
Escutcheon: Sable, three lily-flowers argent on a chief per pale azure and gules in the dexter a fleur-de-lys in the sinister a lion passant guardant or. [56] |
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Hayling, granted 20 December 1968
Escutcheon: Gules, a cross Or between four keys erect, wards to the sinister, argent, on a chief argent three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper; a bordure barry wavy argent and azure. |
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Hurstpierpoint, granted 1 June 1931
Escutcheon: Per pale argent and ermine, dexter on a bend cottised sable a cross couped between two martlets of the first, on a chief gules an eagle, round the head a crown of glory, Or, sinister two wolves passant counterpassant also gulcs; all within a bordure engrailed azure. |
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King Edward VI, Southampton, assumed circa 1553 confirmed 1979
Escutcheon: Quarterly 1st & 4th Azure three fleurs-de-lis two and one Or 2nd & 3rd Gules three lions passant guardant in pale Or armed and langued Azure. |
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Lancing, granted 1923
Escutcheon: Argent, on a bend cotised sable a cross couped between two martlets of the first; all within a bordure engrailed azure; the whole surmounted of a chief ermine thereon between two purses Or a pale of the third charged with a lily also Or. |
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Leighton Park, granted 1926
Escutcheon: Sable six oak leaves three two and one Or.[61] |
Licensed Victuallers', granted 20 October 1954
Escutcheon: Vert semee of ears of barley, a swan, wings elevated, ducally gorged, a bordure invected Or. | |
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Portsmouth Grammar, granted 20 March 1957
Escutcheon: Per fesse gules and sable, in chief a lion couchant and in base two Cornish choughs and a crescent, therein between the horns an estoile of eight points, all Or. |
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Ranelagh, assumed (from founder Richard Jones, 1st Earl of Ranelagh)
Escutcheon: Azure a cross between four pheons Or. |
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Radley
Escutcheon: Argent an open Book garnished Gules clasps and buckles Or thereon inscribed the words SICUT SERPENTAE SICUT COLUMBAE between three crosses pattee of the second on a Chief of the last a Key in bend sinister of the first surmounted by a similar Key in bend dexter Gold between to the dexter a Serpent nowed and erect and to the sinister a Dove both Proper. |
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St Edward's, granted 5 December 2017
Escutcheon: Azure a Cross flory between four Ancient Crowns impaling Per fess Sable and Or a Pale counterchanged in the Or an Ermine Spot Sable and in the Sable a Trefoil slipped Or the whole within a Bordure also Or. |
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St Lawrence, granted 15 April 1929
Escutcheon: Gules, an open book argent, edged and surmounted by a Celestial crown or on a chief of the second an annulet between two crosses patée of the first. |
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St Swithun's, granted 9 June 1936
Escutcheon: Azure on a pale between two Keys ward upwards and outwards or a representation of St. Swithun of the first. |
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Shiplake, granted 20 September 1962
Escutcheon: Azure, a chevron gules fimbriated argent, between in chief two Viking ships, pennons flying, Or, sails set silver, and in base a pair of scales gold. |
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Stowe, granted 1923
Escutcheon: Quarterly indented argent and Or, first a lion rampant azure, second a pile gules, third a pile vert thereon a cross of the second bearing five torteaux, fourth three martlets of the third. |
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Summer Fields, granted 1 July 1963
Escutcheon: Gules, two bars argent between in chief two bezants and in base three lily flowers proper. |
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Tonbridge, granted 16 March 1923
Escutcheon: Quarterly gules and azure, a cross fillet Or between in the first and fourth quarters a fesse raguly between three boars' heads couped argent, armed and langued azure, and in the second and third quarters three lions rampant gold. |
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Twyford, granted 23 January 2009
Escutcheon: Argent two Bars Azure each charged with a Barrulet Or overall a Pale Pean. |
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Winchester, matriculation date unknown
Escutcheon: Sable, three lilies Argent. |
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Allhallows, granted 22 June 1950
Escutcheon: Tierce in pairle reversed gules, azure and Or, in chief a celestial crown of the third and three lilies slipped vert issuant crosswise from one stalk, the outer lilies depressed by two leaves arrondie growing from the base of the stalk also vert, and in base an otter couchant of the first. |
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Bruton, granted 6 September 1960
Escutcheon: Per chevron Azure and Argent in chief a sun in splendour issuant Or and in base a cross botony Vert. |
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Bryanston, granted 28 January 1928
Escutcheon: Azure, issuant from the base a sun Or. |
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Canford, granted 8 September 1924
Escutcheon: Barry wavy of six azure and argent, an oak tree eradicated and fructed proper; on a chief of the second an open book of the third. |
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Cirencester Grammar, granted 31 March 1958
Escutcheon: Per chevron azure and Or, a chevron between three wolves' heads erased, all counterchanged. |
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Clifton, granted 8 April 1895
Escutcheon: Argent, a chevron between two trefoils slipped in chief and a garb in base azure; a chief gules, thereon a ducal coronet Or between two books argent, clasped and garnished gold. |
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King's, Bruton, granted 2 November 1921
Escutcheon: Azure, in chief an open crown Or and in base a dolphin naiant argent. |
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Millfield, granted 9 September 1954
Escutcheon: Vert, the sails of a windmill saltirewise between four crosses bottonee argent. |
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Rendcomb, granted 10 June 1920
Escutcheon: Gules, a griffin passant, and issuant from the dexter chief a sun Or. |
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Sherborne Girls, granted 7 July 1949
Escutcheon: Argent, on a cross gules a fleur de lys of the first, over all on the dexter a bishop's crook erect Or; on a chief azure a plate charged with a candlestick and a candle vert, enflamed proper, between two pairs of wings conjoined in lure of the third. |
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Sir Thomas Rich's, granted 23 October 1962
Escutcheon: Or, on a saltire raguly per saltire gules and azure, five cross crosslets fitchy gold. |
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Wellington School
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Westonbirt, 20 August 1960
Escutcheon: Per chevron gules and argent, in chief a slip of White Amaryllis flowers leaved proper, and a Catherine Wheel also argent, and in base a cedar tree eradicated also proper; on a chief of the second between two greyhounds' heads erased sable, an open book likewise proper, bound gules, edged and clasped Or, thereon the words Te Deum Laudamus in letters also sable. |
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Wycliffe, granted 30 September 1931
Escutcheon: Quarterly sable and gules, a griffin issuant between two crescents [in pale] Or. |
Yorkshire & the Humber[]
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Ackworth, granted 15 December 1959
Escutcheon: Azure, on a chevron argent between three acorns slipped also argent, a chevron sable, thereon as many roses likewise argent, barbed and seeded proper. |
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Ampleforth, granted 17 May 1921
Escutcheon: Per fesse dancette Or and azure, a chief per pale gules and of the second charged on the dexter side with two keys in saltire Or and argent and on the sinister with a cross flory between five martlets of the first. |
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Archbishop Holgate's, granted 20 March 1950
Escutcheon: Or, a bend between two bulls' heads couped sable; on a chief per pale azure and harry of four argent and gules, a mitre of the first and a rectorial staff in bend of the third. |
Ashville, granted 14 June 1933
Escutcheon: Per chevron gules and argent, a chevron ermine betweenin chief a dragon's head erased Or between two roses of the second, barbed and seeded proper, and in base issuant from a mount an ash tree also proper. | |
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Bootham, granted 29 June 1931
Escutcheon: Argent, on a cross azure a rose of the field barbed and seeded proper between four crosses patee concave also argent. |
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King James's, granted 20 December 1966
Escutcheon: Azure, on a mount in base vert a castle of two domed towers Or, pennons flying to the sinister argent; a chief Or, thereon two [open] crowns gules. |
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Queen Margaret's School, York, granted 20 June 1962
Escutcheon: Azure on a cross formy between four crested tits Or a rose Argent barbed and seeded Proper on a chief Ermine an ancient crown Gold. |
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St Peter's, granted 23 July 1953
Escutcheon: Azure, a key in bend, ward upwards, Or surmounting a like key in hend sinister argent, between in chief an ancient crown of the second and three double roses, two in fesse, and one in base, also argent, barbed and seeded proper. |
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Silcoates, granted 1 December 1924
Escutcheon: Or, on a chevron between in chief two roses and in base a phoenix gules, an open book between two roses argent; on a chief wavy azure a three masted sailing ship in full sail of the fourth. |
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Wakefield Girls' High, 10 January 1963
Escutcheon: Per chevron sable and azure, in chief two leopards' faces and in base a fleur-de-lys Or; a bordure ermine. |
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Abbey, granted 9 April 1954
Escutcheon: Or, a chevron gobony argent and gules between three sprigs of hazel, fructed, slipped and leaved proper. |
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Edgbaston High, granted 25 July 1961
Escutcheon: Argent, a pale per pale indented throughout azure and Or between two laurel branches proper. |
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Ellesmere, granted 12 April 1954
Escutcheon: Per chevron purpure and Or, two celestial crowns fesswise of the last, in chief a cross flory also gold, in base a raven proper holding in the beak a golden annulet. |
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Malvern, granted 16 August 1926
Escutcheon: Or, five torteaux between two chevronels gules, all between three fountains. |
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Sunfield Children's Home, granted 1 October 1990
Escutcheon: Vert in dexter chief a Sun in Splendour and in base two Bars triple arched. |
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Warwick, 7 September 1931
Escutcheon: Gules a Cross Flory in the first quarter a Fleur-de-lys Or on a chief of the second three Martlets Azure. |
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Wolverhampton Girls' High, granted 15 August 1962
Escutcheon: Gules, a cross formy throughout, interlaced by a Stafford knot Or, all between four towers argent each charged with an ermine spot sable. |
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Wrekin, granted 26 February 1951
Escutcheon: Azure, a lion rampant Or; on a canton of the last a sprig of bay slipped proper. |
See also[]
- Armorial of schools in the United Kingdom
- Armorial of British universities
- The Armorial Register
- Heraldry
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Further reading[]
- Scholastic arms; the arms, crests or badges used by four hundred schools, colleges, and universities: Beaulah, G. K, 1936, Manchester
- Armorial bearings of British schools: Christie-Murray, David, and Escott, Dan [1967?], Cambridge.
- Heraldry by country templates
- Armorials of the United Kingdom
- Schools in England