Five Time Tadra Kahani winners Monfort Boys Town deem it necessary this year to highlight the violence prevalent in the society today, not just against women but against men and children as well.
Monfort Boys Town Teacher, Ravin Singh said they came up with their theme just by looking around at what's happening in the world today.
Fiji Women's Crisis Centre Assistant Coordinator, Edwina Kotoisuva said it is good that students know about these issues.
Meanwhile, Tadra Kahani first timers St John Bosco believes Radio and Television have a huge impact on peoples’ lives which will be portrayed tonight through their theme "Promoting Positive Media Power in Enriching Cultural and Religious Value" are to showcase the effects of mass media on our life style and attitudes.
Student rep Helen Erenio Silvia said people should only focus on the positives highlighted in the mass media.
Tonight in the Junior Division will be International Primary, Rishikul Primary, St John Bosco Primary and Bainivalu Primary while Suva Grammar School, Rishikul Sanatan, Monfort Boys Town, Sila Central High and Lomary Secondary will perform in the Senior Division.
Thursday night will see Nabitu District, Nakelo District, Pacific Harbour Multi-Cultural School and Dilkusha Girls Primary facing off in the Junior Division while the Senior Division will have Tavua District Secondary, Cuvu college, Khalsa college, Tavua college, RKS and St Vincent.
The finals will be on Friday night.
Monfort highlights violence in society
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