School mottos?

Motto,
in necessariis unitas, in dubiis libertas, in omnibus caritas
Hymn, ‘Ninian of Galloway’, in honour of St Ninian who is acknowledged as Scotland’s first saint.

Aim High and I've always tried to.

Learning and Light.

Pactum Serva - Keep the Faith. School "song" was "Praise my Soul, the King of Heaven" and one claim to fame was that Virginia Wade (tennis player) attended the school.

'Love as Brethren'. If only.....

Cresco. I grow

Non Nobis Solum-Not for us alone was mine.

Jane10, I love your motto. I'd like to suggest that a 21st century interpretation might be 'Keep your hands tae yersel'!

'Wha daur meddle wi' me'
Modern translation 'Dinnae start'!

Members One Of Another. And the school hymn was He Who Would Valiant Be, which I do love.

Notre Dame secondary 'Omnibus disce prodesse' (Learn to be of service to humanity)
Taught it meant to bring hope and life to the downtrodden and the disheartened. Quite appropriate in these times.

As far as who goes farthest. From one of Shakespeare’s plays I think.

Our school hymn was Non nobis Domine in English.

Luckyoldbeethoven Me too! I was at Notre Dame in Wigan .

Per Vias Rectas – By Straight Paths. We had a song too, can't quite remember it.

No school motto but a school hymn, Now Thank We All Our God, sung as a slow thankless dirge.
If Joan Bakewell is a Gransnetter she will remember this.

Nemo me impune lacessit said by Edinburgh schoolboys of my great uncle's day to mean Waur dare meddle with me? and to have been adopted by King James, can't remember if it was the second or fourth, as the motto of the Order of the Thistle when the king sat on a thistle by mistake!

We also had a school song 'True to the end" composed by a pupil around the late 40's. It only gets sung at the occasional school reunion. It was a girl's grammar school until they were all phased out, then it became a comprehensive.

Omnia experire bona contine.
All men put good things to the test, I think!

Ora et labora - pray and work; said to be the motto of the monks of St. Columba of Iona and not to be confused with that of the Order of St. Benedict, which is complete nonsense, as the Order of St. Benedict does use this motto.

BeeB63, I thought someone on here would recognise it, and yes, I know exactly what you mean ?

Verus ad finem. True to the end.

After darkness light.

I don't think we had one. (It was a girls' grammar school). Did state schools tend to? I shall ask our Facebook group.

"Swift and Sure"
I have checked all the posts and I haven't seen that one.
Lynda Lee Potter who sadly died too young was our most famous "old girl"