Over 500 students from around the country will take to the largest stage next week on Wednesday and Thursday and make the Vodafone Arena come alive with song, dance and art with the Tadra Kahani 2007.
Total Event Company Director, Loretta Jackson said the arena will be alive with youthful vigor.
The Tadra Kahani 2007 will see a total of five primary and nine secondary schools battling it out for top honors.
Veiuto Primary, Tacirua Primary, Draiba Fijian, Nabitu District and Nadi Christian Academy will take part in the Primary Division.
Monfort Boys Twon, RKS, Ratu Latianara Memorial, Laucala Bay Secondary, Saint Bedes College, International School Nadi, International Secondary, Rishikul Sanatan and LDS College will compete in the Senior Division. The Primary Division final and preview of the secondary division will be held next Wednesday while we will have the senior final on Thursday night.
Tickets are now on sale at the Boom Box and at the Home of Village at 231 Waimanu Road, Suva.
Arena to be alive with youthful vigor-Loretta
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