School Crest
Qihua is a school where pupils persevere to succeed and aspire for knowledge and lifelong learning in the context of our national education goals.
- The Laurels symbolize aspiration for success.
- The Book symbolizes the quest for knowledge.
- The Torch symbolizes the search for lifelong learning.
- The Globe symbolizes the global outlook of the pupils of Qihua.
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“What shall he have that killed the deer?
His leather skin and horns to wear.
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