Eighty Veiuto Primary School students will take to the stage and show the public that children are the ones that are victims of any political upheaval in the country.
This is the theme of Veiuto Primary School in this year's Tadra Kahani 2007.
Speaking to Village, Veiuto teacher, Anare Maiwalu said the children of Veiuto Primary want to send this message through creative art.
This year's Tadra Kahani is on the 12th and the 13th of September.
Schools taking part are:
In the senior division are Saint Bedes College, defending Champions, Monfort Boys Town, International Secondary School, International Nadi School, Ratu Latianara Memorial School, Laucala Bay Secondary, RKS, LDS College and Rishikul Sanatan College.
The Junior Division are Veiuto Primary, Tacirua Primary, Nabitu District, Draiba Fijian School and Nadi Christian Academy competing.
Tickets will be on sale from 9am this Friday at Boombox and the Home of Village at 231, Waimanu Rd Suva.
Children out to send message in Tadra Kahani
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