Warwick School - Wikipedia
The gold fleur-de-lys and portcullis are emblems of King Henry VIII, who re-founded the school in 1545, and the Bear and Ragged Staff have been the crest of the family of the Earl of Warwick since at least the 14th century.
File:Warwick School Crest New.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
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Warwick School Arms and Motto - Old Warwickians
The fleur-de-lys and portcullis are emblems of King Henry VIII, and the Bear and Ragged Staff have been the crest of the family of the Earls of Warwick since at least the 14 th century. It is notable that only with the arms of Warwick School and the Earl of Warwick is the bear allowed to be depicted without a chain.
Logos - The University of Warwick
Our Crest provides a mark of quality and gives a sense of our heritage, establishment and academic rigour. To protect the legibility of the Crest, the minimum size in which it should appear is 30mm wide.
Old Warwickians - Home
Welcome to the Old Warwickians website for all former pupils of Warwick School. Whenever you were at Warwick School there are many ways to be involved today. Meet with old friends at an OW reunion or dinner, enjoy the camaraderie and networking at a drinks reception or special event, take part in OW sport or simply come back to school one day ...
File : Coat of Arms of Warwick School.svg - Wikimedia
Crest: On a wreath Or and Gules, upon a portcullis chained Or a bear erect Argent muzzled Gules supporting a ragged staff also Argent. Granted 7 September 1931. This representation of a coat of arms is potentially different from the one used by the …
Coat of arms (crest) of Warwick School - heraldry-wiki.com
Crest : On a wreath of the colours, upon a Portcullis chained Or a Bear erect Argent Muzzled gules supporting a Ragged Staff also Arqent. Motto: ALTIORA PETO (I aim at higher things). The arms were officially granted on September 7, 1931.
hold the crest in place upon the helmet and, at the same time, held the mantling or cloth which prevented the helmet being overheated by the rays of the sun. It consists of "the colours", that is, of the two principal colours of the shield, gold and red. Meanwhile, it had been discovered that Warwick School was mentioned in a charter of Henry I ...
Warwick School - Home
Warwick School is a leading independent day and boarding school for boys aged 7-18. We provide outstanding opportunities from start to finish, where pupils are challenged intellectually and have their interests ignited.
Warwick Preparatory School - History of Warwick Prep
The badge later evolved and was adapted in 1994 to include a portcullis to link the ancient town of Warwick and with the other two schools in the Foundation. The squirrel that features on the school crest explains the reason why locally the school is so often referred to as 'Squirrels'.
