Magdalen College School has been around a long time, it was founded in 1480 by William Waynflete who as well as being a schoolmaster, was also a Bishop of Winchester and England's Lord Chancellor.
The names listed on these honour boards date from 2001.
The colours used on the boards are predominately a golden oak with 25mm wide border and edge colour of walnut.
A 10mm wide gold borderline defines the two areas of colour and produces an effective visual frame which is generally
more pleasing to the eye than a uniform monotone.
The school badge is a high quality dye sublimation print that should remain colour fast and fade free for fifty years or more.
After printing the badge is cut to shape, applied to the board and the edges sealed with hand applied clear laquer.
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methods of reproducing school crests and logos.