At the crest of the school, the 'Cross' denotes that the school is run by a Christian body, inspired by the ideals of Jesus Christ and His doctrine. The two beams of the Cross, one vertical and the other horizontal, invites us to love God and fellow human beings by our own lives. It is Christ who said, "There is no greater love that a man can have that to lay down his life for his friends." It is the same love, God's love that Tagore longed to carry in his being. We read in Geetanjaly, "Let me carry thy love in my life, as a harp does its music and give it back at last with my life." At the top of the Cannel, there is a wheat ear motif structure representing the prosperity and the scenic beauty of Bagidora. It is in the lamp of learning set against it. The ‘diya’ represents 'gyan' (knowledge). Just as 'diya' diffuses light dispelling the darkness, may the Spirit of God diffuse the light of knowledge and wisdom to dispel the darkness of ignorance and doubt and lead the students to the life of light. The 'Mountain ranges or the hills ' in the background denotes that the school is situated in a region of Aravali mountain ranges which is the speciality of the region. The Cannel below reminds that area (Bagidora) in which the school is situated is very fertile so also the students. As the cannel quenches the thirst of the field so also the school quenches the thirst of the young minds by making them aware about the importance of reading to attain knowledge which will lead them to a bright life. What would strike you first, at the crest of the school, is the lamp of learning set against the scenic beauty of Bagidora. In a land blessed with the lush green fields of wheat and other commercial crops, due to the life giving waters of Mahi dam brought to our area, through the main canal, it is this light of knowledge that St. Paul school strives to spread in the locality for the good of all the people living here. We intend to influence the life and destiny of all the students crossing the portals of St .Paul’s with everlasting values of love, learning discipline and service. The seeds of knowledge grow in the fertile environment provided by the enriching atmosphere of the school and turn into grains of prosperity shown in the spite of wheat. The cross above silently proclaims the supreme love and sacrifice of Jesus our Guru, whose life and teachings continue to inspire millions across the word.