Life is short and what we want the children and youths to learn is that the more we give, we will receive in plentiful especially in hard times.
Nabitu District who will be coming to the Tadra Kahani for the 5th time this year have adopted the theme "Man in the Mirror - people of the Way" to help people realize that times are hard.
Class two teacher Salote Waivure said the children identified with the theme as on a daily basis many have to share their food with those less fortunate.
Tonight in day two at Tadra Kahani in the Junior Division will see Nabitu District School, Nakelo District School, Pacific Harbour Multi-Cultural School and Dilkusha Girls Primary. In the Senior Division, Monfort Boys Town, RKS, Khalsa College, Tavua District, Cuvu College, Tavua College and St Vincent College.
Tadra Kahani kicks off at 7 o'clock tonight at the Vodafone Arena and you can get your tickets to witness who will make the finals, from the home of Fijivillage at 231 Waimanu Road and at the Boombox at Downtown Boulevard.
Nabitu to portray hard times
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