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11 - Kingswood College, Grahamstown, C.P
Makhanda, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Motto: 'Studia Hilaritate Proveniunt' (In Cheerfulness, Is The Success Of Our Studies)
The school’s coat of arms may be blazoned as:
Arms: Or, a wyvern gules; overall a chevron sable charged with five escallops argent.
Crest: Upon a wreath or and gules, a wyvern wing gules.
Kingswood College is a private, Methodist co-educational school in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa attended by boarding and day scholars. It is one of the oldest Methodist boarding schools in the country and derives its name and ideals from Kingswood School, the 18th century college established by John Wesley [a] near Bristol, England in 1748.
The Reverend William Shaw was a Methodist minister who came to Eastern Cape as a member of Sephton's party of 1820 Settlers, he founded the Salem Academy in Salem in the Albany district in the 1830s. The Academy was subsequently moved to Grahamstown where it was renamed the Shaw College, and later the Wesleyan Collegiate School for Boys. In 1896 the Wesleyan Collegiate School for Boys was located on the site that is the present home of Kingswood College. Kingswood College was founded by Daniel Knight in 1894.
Further infornation can be found here: www.oocities.org/wapenskild/Kingswood.html
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