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Limassol student wins senior poetry prize at Canterbury Tales Competition · Cyprus Report

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Limassol student wins senior poetry prize at Canterbury Tales Competition

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A student from Foley’s School in Limassol, Julia Messolonghitis, won the first prize in the senior section of the 2025-26 Canterbury Tales Writing Competition.
The award was presented by the Chaucer Heritage Trust, which also granted a £300 cash prize to Messolonghitis.
In addition to the cash prize for the student, Foley’s School's library received an award of £1,000.
This recognition highlights students' literary achievements and contributions to their educational institutions.
The competition emphasizes the importance of creative writing and promotes engagement with literature among students.

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A student from Foley’s School in Limassol, Julia Messolonghitis, won the first prize in the senior section of the 2025-26 Canterbury Tales Writing Competition.
The award was presented by the Chaucer Heritage Trust, which also granted a £300 cash prize to Messolonghitis.
In addition to the cash prize for the student, Foley’s School's library received an award of £1,000.
This recognition highlights students' literary achievements and contributions to their educational institutions.
The competition emphasizes the importance of creative writing and promotes engagement with literature among students.

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