Our leaders of tomorrow have different messages to convey to you tonight at Tadra Kahani, the “Dream Story” stage show in the hope that you will take it all into account and use it in everyday life.
Nakelo District students have decided to raise awareness on the need to save turtles through their performance in the Primary Division heats tonight.
When asked by Fijivillage, many of the students said there was a need to highlight the urgent need to stop killing turtles because they are harmless creatures and are of no threat to any other marine or human life.
International Primary School will be focusing on "Safety" for their performance.
Here's what they have to say:
The audience tonight will also be treated to some themes like "My Language, My Heritage" from Veiuto Primary School, "Culture Shock" from Vuanicau Primary, and "Safety in Fires, in the Water and On Our Roads" from International Primary School.
Tadra Kahani begins tonight at 7 at the Vodafone Arena with 9 primary schools battling it out for top honours while the show will also feature Mr Grin, Sammy G and Troop 10.
10 secondary schools will battle it out in the Secondary Division tomorrow with the finals of both divisions on Friday.
Meanwhile, Deputy Commissioner Operations Police Erami Raibe pleads with teachers and parents to keep a close eye on children for the students safety during the upcoming events, one of which starts today, adding that nightclubs will also be inspected to see if there are no under-aged youths.
Raibe added parents and teachers should be on their toes during such busy days and ensure that students do not engage in illegal activities.
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