Tadra Kahani is not only an outlet for the young to express themselves but it is also a learning ground for them.
Organiser, Total Event Company manager, Loretta Jackson said people need to attend the event to see the capabilities of the 14 primary and secondary school students.
Jackson also said that children are not the only ones needed for the success of the event.
In the senior division, the schools are, third timers, Saint Bedes College, defending champions, Monfort Boys Town, International Secondary School, International Nadi School, first timers Ratu Latianara Memorial School, Laucala Bay Secondary, RKS, LDS College and Rishikul Sanatan College.
The junior division will see defending champions Veiuto Primary, Tacirua Primary, Nabitu District and along with first timers, Draiba Fijian School and Nadi Christian Academy competing.
Tadra Kahani 2007 will be held on September 12th and 13th at the Vodafone Arena.
14 Schools for Tadra Kahani
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