"school emblem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the symbol or logo used to represent a specific school or educational institution. Example: "The school emblem proudly displayed on the banner at the front gate symbolizes the values and spirit of our institution."
Take a piece of paper and draw a medium sized version of your school emblem on it.
He looked quite a bit like a bulldog, which was made all the more apparent by the bulldog emblem on the back of his football jacket, bulldog being our school emblem.
Check for both your parents' names typed on it, and check the letter for your school emblem.
He said that among the rumours of where the artworks would end up was a local primary school whose emblem is a windmill, and who are hoping to become the permanent home for the theme park's windmill sculpture.
The school's emblem is the same pelican that is the central feature of the Lechmere family coat of arms.
If middle school had an emblem, it would be the locker, the first taste of privacy at school at a moment in life when that means a lot.
In "Middle School Girls Unlock a Room of Their Own, in Miniature" Elissa Gootman reports on the trend: If middle school had an emblem, it would be the locker, the first taste of privacy at school at a moment in life when that means a lot.
Will not wear high school letters or emblems on the campus.
The school itself was an emblem of the town's racial history.
I felt that this school, once the very emblem of privileged heterosexual hegemony, had evolved as much as our President has.
But please, if you are going to insist on free school dinners as an emblem of excellence in British schooling, then surely schools must have adequate budgets to provide delicious and nutritious food, and proper kitchens in which to cook it.
