- 1. National symbols of the UK
2. National PersonificationBrittania StatueBritannia is an
ancient termfor Great Britain , and also afemale personification of
theisland. The name is Latin,originallydesignated acollection of
islands withindividual names, includingAlbion or Great Britain. 3.
Coat of Arms of the United KingdomThe Royal coat of arms ofthe
United Kingdom is theofficial coat of arms of theBritish monarch,
currentlyQueen Elizabeth II. Thesearms are used by theQueen in her
officialcapacity as monarch of theUnited Kingdom, and areofficially
known as herArms of Dominion. 4. The symbol of England is the
roseThe flag of EnglandSaint GeorgesCross 5. Patron Saint Saint
GeorgeSaint George(c. 275/281 23 April 303) was, according to
tradition, a Roman soldier. His memorial is celebrated on 23 April,
and he is regarded as one of the most prominent military saints. 6.
National animal of England LionIt traditionallysymbolisesbravery,
valour,strength, androyalty, sincetraditionally, itis regarded
asthe king ofbeasts. 7. Coats of Arms of EnglandThe Coats of Arms
issymbolises England and itsmonarchs.Thiscoat,designed in the High
MiddleAges, has been variouslycombined with those ofFrance,
Scotland, Ireland,according to dynastic andother political
changesaffecting England, but hasnot itself been altered sincethe
reign of Richard I. 8. The symbol of Wales is thedaffodil The flag
of Wales 9. Patron SaintSaint David Saint David (c. 500 589) was a
Welsh Bishop He found monasticsettlements and churches. It is
claimed that David lived for over 100 years, and he died on a
Tuesday 1 March (now St Davids Day). 10. Royal Badge of Wales The
current Badge of wales was approved in May 2008. It is based on the
armsborne by Llywelyn the Great, the famous thirteenth-century
Welsh prince. The motto which appears on the scroll, PLEIDIOL WYF
IM GWLAD (I am true to my country), is taken from the National
Anthem of Wales. 11. The symbol of Scotland is thethistleThe flag
of ScotlandSaint Andrews Cross 12. Patron SaintSaint Andrew Saint
Andrew ( from the early 1st centurymid to late 1st century AD), is
a Christian apostle and the brother of Saint Peter. He was a
fisherman. Later he was the founder and the first Bishop of the
Church of Byzantium. 13. National animal of ScotlandUnicorn
Although the Unicorn is the mythical creature it is also a popular
Scottishheraldic symbol, Unicorns have been associated with Royalty
and heraldry since at least the time of the Romans. It symbolizes
innocence and purity, healing powers, joy and even life itself. 14.
Coats of Arms of Scotland The Royal Coat of Arms of Scotland was
the official coat of arms of the monarchs of Scotland, and was used
as the official coat of arms of the Kingdom of Scotland until 1707.
15. The symbol of NorthernIreland is the shamrockThe flag of
Northern Ireland 16. Thank you for your attention
