Every single one of the 24 schools that participated in this year’s FM 96 Tadra Kahani with TFL and Legend FM is a winner.
These are the sentiments of Organisers Total Event Company Manager Loretta Jackson after two days of power packed performances from 10 primary and 14 Secondary schools, where students portrayed a variety of themes in the hope of making a difference.
Jackson said everyone can learn a lesson on how students learned to work with one another over the two nights.
We also spoke to some people at the end of the Senior Division Finals last night about what they thought of the performances.
International Primary Suva were crowned the 2010 Tadra Kahani Junior Division Champions, while Lomary Secondary School claimed back to back victory by winning the Senior Division Title for the second year in a row.
Story by: Praneeta Deo/Ana Naisoro
Every school a winner
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