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'''Campus/location''': Worcester | |||
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The arms were officially granted on July 24, 1961 to The Royal Free Grammar School of Queen Elizabeth alias Worcester Royal Grammar School. | The arms were officially granted on July 24, 1961 to The Royal Free Grammar School of Queen Elizabeth alias Worcester Royal Grammar School. | ||
the Crown represents the ‘Royal’ title in the School’s name, this was granted through two charters, the first from Elizabeth I in the 1570s and the second from Queen Victoria in the 1860s. | |||
The black pairs (pears) in the Chief refer to the black pairs of the arms of [[Worcester (England)|Worcester]], whilst there is no longer a black pear bearing tree on the school site, there may have been in the past. | |||
The three towers are also derived from the arms of the City of Worcester. | |||
The motto, ‘Respice et Prospice’ is generally translated by the School to mean: ‘Cherish the past and look to the future’. | |||
[[Literature]]: Briggs, 1971; background by Timothy Hallett | |||
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