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The three barley stalks (gars in Afrikaans) and the heraldic fountain are canting elements. The gable (steps) and the motto (meaning Always Higher) refer to the ambition of the school for its pupils. | The three barley stalks (gars in Afrikaans) and the heraldic fountain are canting elements. The gable (steps) and the motto (meaning Always Higher) refer to the ambition of the school for its pupils. | ||
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LAERSKOOL GARSFONTEIN
Country: South Africa
Campus/location: Garsfontein, Pretoria, Gauteng
Official blazon
- (af)
Wapen: In groen, drie gestengelde goue garsare, oor die stengels heen 'n besant belaai met twee golwende groen streepbalke; 'n trapvormig geknobbelde goue skildhoof.
Wapenspreuk: ALTYD HOER
- (en)
Arms: Vert, three ears of barley slipped Or, the stalks surmounted by a bezant charged with two barrulets wavy Vert; a chief nowy embattled grady, Or.
Motto: ALTYD HOER
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on August 19, 1983.
The three barley stalks (gars in Afrikaans) and the heraldic fountain are canting elements. The gable (steps) and the motto (meaning Always Higher) refer to the ambition of the school for its pupils.
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