From a group dancing to the music of Michael Jackson and the sounds of island beats, to dream girls of the 70's decade singing, the Suva Grammar School "Vakateratera Concert" was to many present a reminder of the good times spent in school.
Some of the highlights of the night include the overseas ex-students association taking to the stage, to perform their items in front current, ex-students and friends of Suva Grammar.
Joeli a Grammarian 70's decade ex-scholar from New South Wales said he begged the organisers to let him perform.
Another ex-scholar who made the trip from Sydney, Lolohea Vakatagane said their performance was put together an hour before the show, as the hype of the night grew closer.
The Suva Grammar School 50th Golden Jubilee Celebrations continues today with the 80's decade hosting a Nights at the Museum event from 6pm.
Story by: Ana Naisoro
Concert a reminder for good times at school
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