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'''Wapenspreuk''':  IQAYIYA KUKUZAKHA NOKUZENZELA
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'''Arms''': Per   chevron,  the  peak  ensigned  with  a potent issuant,  Azure  and  Argent,  in  base  a chevron coupled Azure, ensigned of a flame Gules.<br>
'''Arms''': Per chevron,  the  peak  ensigned  with  a potent issuant,  Azure  and  Argent,  in  base  a chevron coupled Azure, ensigned of a flame Gules.<br>
'''Motto''':  IQAYIYA KUKUZAKHA NOKUZENZELA
'''Motto''':  IQAYIYA KUKUZAKHA NOKUZENZELA



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KHAYALETHU SPECIAL SCHOOL

Country: South Africa
Campus/location : East London, Eastern Cape

Coat of arms (crest) of Khayalethu Special School

Official blazon

  • (af)

Wapen: Kepersgewys deursnede, die piek getop met 'n uitkomende kruk, blou en silwer, in die skildvoet 'n blou tweelingkeper oortop met 'n rooi vlam.
Wapenspreuk: IQAYIYA KUKUZAKHA NOKUZENZELA

  • (en)

Arms: Per chevron, the peak ensigned with a potent issuant, Azure and Argent, in base a chevron coupled Azure, ensigned of a flame Gules.
Motto: IQAYIYA KUKUZAKHA NOKUZENZELA

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on November 24, 1992.

Unfortunately we have no information on the meaning or origin of these arms yet.

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