GRIZZLY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (GCE)

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Grizzly College of Education (GCE)
GRIZZLY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (GCE)

The silhouette pictorial emblem of Grizzly College of Education (GCE) in yellow, red and black colours features a bird symbolising peace, freedom and aspiration supporting a yellow circle representing sun, symbolising light, enlightenment, and excellence. Two red swooshes support the bird symbolise the fire of passion and learning.

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