Our Crest

Discover the meaning behind the school crest, the "Burning Bush", and what it stands for in the life of the school community.

Last updated 23 August 2026

Our Crest

The school emblem is circular in shape. In an inner circle, a book rests on top of a shield. This book is the Bible. A band of gold, representing the light of God, runs across the shield. In the center of the shield are the flames and the burning bush. The flames are red and they do not destroy the green bush because these are the supernatural flames of God. At the base of the shield, the sun radiates out in gold and this, with the gold band on top, completes the omnipresence and sovereignty of God, the Light. The book and shield are set in a sea of dark blue with streams of white. The dark blue represents the stability of the Christian faith and white is purity and the grace of God. Encircling this inner circle which contains the burning bush is the motto, ‘Aflame For Truth’, taken from the Book of Exodus, Chapter 3, verses 1-12.

The school crest is the "Burning Bush". The origin of the "Burning Bush" is found in the Book of Exodus, Chapter 3, verses 1-12 in the Bible.

Today, the crest speaks to us of God's presence in our midst. The life of our school is holy ground to God. We must see to it that the life of our school is always an honourable life lived with respect for one another and reverence for God. Our crest reminds us that God is at work in our midst and that He will lead and guide us and enable our school to be even better.