Excitement and a sense of competitiveness is in the air for participants as only hours remain for the biggest stage show event tonight, Tadra Kahani.
Confidence is oozing out of defending champs, Draiba Fijian School who are counting down the hours and who have this message for their competitors.
Veiuto, who have won the primary division since its inception into Tadra Kahani until 2006 when they drew first place with Nabitu Primary School, have this to say to their fellow students competing in the same division.
The nine schools taking part in the Primary Division Heats tonight are Draiba Fijian School, Veiuto Primary, Nadi Christian Academy School, Nabitu District, Nadi Centre for Special Education, Tacirua Primary School, Vuanicau Primary from Qamea, International Primary and Nakelo District School.
Also featuring tonight is Sammy G, Mr Grin and Troop 10. Tadra Kahani begins tonight at 7 at the Vodafone Arena.
Gates open this hour and tickets can also be bought down at the Vodafone arena.
Hours Remain For Biggest Stage Show
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