International Primary School Suva students are concerned with the high level of pollution and rubbish which is seen everywhere and that is what they are hoping to change with their Tadra Kahani performance.
Year 4 student Ella Sinclair said it is sad to see how people throw rubbish carelessly and they are hoping to change people's attitudes towards this.
Sinclair said recycling is one step we can all take to reduce pollution.
8 primary schools will take part in this years Tadra Kahani and they are St John Bosco, Rishikul Primary, Nakelo District, International Primary, Nabitu District, Pacific Harbour Multi cultural school, Dilkusha Girls Primary and Bainivalu Primary.
The Tadra Kahani will be held from the 19th to the 21st of next month at the Vodafone Arena.
International Primary Suva to highlight pollution
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