The Suva Grammar School Golden Jubilee Celebrations is much more than just a time for having fun, but just like every other ex-student we want to help give back something to the school that gave us so much.
These are the sentiments of the Suva Grammar School ex-students Association here and abroad from the 60's to 2000's decade, as they strive to contribute to the school in whatever forms possible, as part of the "Give Back to Grammar" campaign.
SGS New South Wales ex-students association member Viliame Maisema said their 100 members have been fundraising to carry out renovation works at the school.
SGS UK ex-students association member Clive Underwood who made the trip back to Fiji after 24 years just for the Jubilee celebrations said they will also be fundraising for a number of projects.
The Suva Grammar School Golden Jubilee Celebrations continues today with the 90's decade having a cleanup day at the school and a handing over ceremony as part of their "Give Back to Grammar Campaign".
Ex-scholars to give something back to school
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