Excitement and confidence together with students from 12 schools, radio personalities, 5,000 people and 30,000 watts of sound are elements that will create the finals of Tadra Kahani, the Dream Story Stage Show tonight at the Vodafone Arena.
In the Primary Division, the audience will be treated to performances from five finalists from Wednesday night who will compete for top honours, they are Defending Champs Draiba Fijian, Nakelo District School, Veiuto Primary, International Primary Suva and Nabitu Secondary.
The Secondary Division Finals will include seven schools, Monfort Boys Town, Rishikul Sanatan College, RKS, International Secondary, Lomawai Secondary, Coral Island Academy and Suva Grammar.
Nakelo District School said they are happy and confident about tonight.
Ratu Kadavulevu School said they hope for a good outing.
The Vodafone Arena gates open this hour with the show to start at seven. Tickets for the show are sold out.
All Set For Finals
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