A major element of a school’s branding is the school logo design as it is displayed prominently in so many places. You’ll find the school logo on the uniform, the school website, on stationery and within communications, as well as on the sign at the school gates. We take great pride designing school logos, creating beautiful imagery that helps to strengthen the school’s identity. Here we take a look at some of our most recent school logo designs.

Greenlands Primary School

The school wanted a tree in their logo, with a pupil as the tree trunk. Let’s have a closer look at the logo design and some of the initial ideas we came up with:

 

Below are some of the initial concepts we developed for Greenlands Primary School to consider:

Handcross Primary School

Another design featuring a tree – nature-themed school logos are increasingly popular.

Below are some of the initial concepts we developed for Handcross Primary School to consider:

Stebon School

Stebon School wanted a new logo featuring two hands, and we provided them with a few initial design mock-ups that fitted the brief.

Below are some of the initial mockups we made for Stebon School:

St John’s Catholic Primary School

This crest incorporates an eagle, the Bible, a Quill, and St John the Evangelist, the school’s namesake, with a cross in the centre. Additionally, the school’s motto features underneath the crest.

 

Below are some of the initial concepts we developed for St John’s Catholic Primary School:

 

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Is your school in need of a new logo?

Get in touch and book a design consultation today.

As part of the design process we discuss:

• The specific wording you’d like to use
• Any shapes you’d like (e.g. circle, square or shield)
• Colours, themes or elements that are particularly relevant to the school
• Any other logos that you like

We then mock-up some concepts, and work up your favourite to a suitable print-ready file which you could give to your printers for stationery, or to your signwriters. We’ll also give you different size JPG versions for use in typical desktop software, and of course your lovely new website.

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