Harvest gets new badge

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HARVEST Christian School principal and staff is proud to present its newly designed school badge which now brings a fresh and new look to the school.

According to schools spokesperson, Taryn Clarke, the decision to design a school badge was discussed many years ago as the staff and principal felt the school needed something to combine its ethos, character and core values and to distinguish them from other reputable schools in the area.

Harvest Christian School is a well-established private primary school which has now been open for 26 years in Mulbarton. The school management decided to launch a competition involving students, parents and staff to design a new school badge by taking into account their ethos, core values and motto. All the designs were carefully evaluated and in the end, the decision was made to combine the two most outstanding designs into one meaningful badge.

“We believe that our new badge, filled with symbolism, will once again reaffirm the value of our school to the community,” said Clarke.

The school opened with 21 students and only four staff members. The school continued to grow over the years and established themselves as a permanent place of education in Tehore Street. From inception, the school used the ‘Sheaf of Wheat’ as their letterhead and logo.

Earlier this year, principal Freddie Jordaan and the board felt it was time to develop a proper school badge. It was only after three months that Werner van der Walt’s (an educator) and Kay Stow’s (admin staff member) designs were chosen and combined to form the new badge.

Breakdown of the badge and its symbolism:

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