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Contemporary visual arts

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Located in the Larnaka (Larnaca) region, the village of Kornos is famous for its custom of handmade clay pottery, and its beekeeping tradition, which produces superior honeys.
The village existed at least as far back as the Frankish period and is referred to as ‘Corno’, whilst its name may be an abbreviation of the Greek word ‘koronos’ (crow), or from the foreign word ‘corne/o’, meaning ‘protrusion’ or ‘horn’, after the two sharp peaks in the village.

Among its interesting sights are the main church of the village, dedicated to Agios Ioannis the Baptist. Built in the beginning of the 19th century, the architecture of the church is in the Gothic style and houses a 1734 icon of the honoured saint.

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The first Kornos Primary School functioned in the 1910s. Due to the increase in village students, this first school building was abandoned and transferred in 1948 to our school today. The Community Authority began with building a continuous array of rooms, faced west of the village. Characteristics of this first construction, the walls of limestone and the wooden, ceramic roof.

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Our country Cyprus is a beautiful island in the Meditterenean sea. It has a long history which dates back to the prehistoric age. It has a rich culture and has been influenced by various other cultures.

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Documentary | The Island of Cyprus - National Geographic

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Creative writing unit

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Studying the past

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Sounds and Stories

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Recreating the past