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Largest lyceum in Cyprus
The Laniteio Lyceum (/lə.ˈnɪ.tɪ.oʊ/; Greek: Λανίτειο Λύκειο, romanized: Laníteio Lúkeio), founded in 1819 as the Greek School, is the largest lyceum in
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Cyprus, including: Laniteio Lyceum Laniteio Gymnasium This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Laniteio. If an internal link
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Oldest operational gymnasium in Limassol, Cyprus
Gymnasium, in Nicosia. Laniteio Gymnasium's history is tied to that of the Laniteio Lyceum, which both emerged from the split of the Laniteio Greek Gymnasium
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City in Cyprus
institutions in the city, with instruction primarily in Greek. Laniteio Lyceum, the oldest lyceum in the city and the largest on the island, was originally
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Laniteio people includes notable graduates, professors, and administrators affiliated with the Laniteio Greek Gymnasium (modern-day Laniteio Lyceum and
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Shopping street in Limassol
big events, and is the location for many parades held in the city. Laniteio Lyceum, the oldest high-school in the city, is located on the street. Although
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Cypriot athlete (born 2009)
at the 2026 World Athletics U20 Championships. Hadjicosta trains at Laniteio Lyceum in Limassol and is coached by Konstantinos Stavrou. Competing at the
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Greek-Cypriot composer (born 1954)
Tokas" (Greek: Μουσικό Σχολείο Λεμεσού «Μάριος Τόκας»), housed at Laniteio Lyceum, was named after him. It officially began operation in September 2006
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English School, Nicosia Armenian School Narek Laniteio Lyceum Pascal International Education Linopetra Lyceum St. John's School The Heritage Private School
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Cypriot composer, teacher and musicologist
oratorio classics as well as choral works. He was a music teacher at Laniteio Lyceum. He moved to Salonika in the 1950s, where he continued teaching and
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Limassol Primary school, and then attended the Limassol Gymnasium (now Laniteio Lyceum). Then, he left for Athens with his brother Nikolaos Xioutas, where
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