Suva Grammar School 60's decade ex-scholars yesterday spent time getting back to the way things were, by re-visiting some familiar fun spots well known during the 1960's.
As part of the week long 50th Golden Jubilee Celebrations, students from the 60's decade spent the day picnicking on Nukulau island before rounding off their night at a back to the 60's dance at the Dragon's nightclub.
SGS ex-students association president Jasmine Tam who is also part of the 60's decade said the day was made even more special as they were able to spend quality time with the three teachers from their decade who made the trip here from New Zealand for the celebrations.
The Suva Grammar School 50th Golden Jubilee Celebrations continues today with a Careers Expo at the school, and this evening the 70's decade will be hosting a talent night titled the "Vakateratera Talent night".
Story by: Ana Naisoro
Ex-scholars visit familiar spots
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