Let the young people’s messages be heard.
That is the message to everyone by the President of the Suva Grammar School Parents and Teachers Association Commander Viliame Naupoto in relation to Suva Grammar's participation in this year's FM96 Tadra Kahani with TFL and Fijivillage.
Naupoto said all the parents and teachers are proud of the Grammarian team preparing for another year of Tadra Kahani because he said at the end of the day, many parents want a school that supports and promotes holistic learning.
Commander Naupoto said Grammar's theme in this year's Tadra Kahani is Natural Disasters in the South Pacific, and he said it is a relevant theme for Fiji with the disasters that have affected the country over the past year.
He also hopes that Suva Grammar's participation in this year's Tadra Kahani will add on to the school's Golden Jubilee celebrations.
Tadra Kahani with TFL and Fijivillage kicks off next Wednesday with 10 schools participating in the Junior Division finals and 14 schools participating in the Senior Division finals next Thursday.
Tickets are being sold at the home of Fijivillage at 231 Waimanu Road, Village Six Cinemas Suva and the Sugar Cane Growers Council building in Lautoka.
Story by: Vijay Narayan
Let the youth be heard - Naupoto
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