The 2008 Tadra Kahani "The Dream Story Stage Show" came to an end last night with two new champions being crowned.
The finals which were held last night saw 5 primary schools.
Defending Champions, Draiba Fijian School, Veiuto Primary, Nakelo District, Nabitu District and International School Suva, all take to the stage to decide on a winner, which saw Nakelo District walk away champions.
With their theme "Threat to the Underwater World, Lets Save Our Turtles", the Tailevu School who came to the event for the first time, were stunned with their win. This is what the students had to say.
In the Senior Division, there were a total of seven schools that took the stage. Defending champions, Monfort Boys Town, Suva Grammar School, Ratu Kadavulevu School, International Secondary, Rishikul Sanatan College, first timers Cuvu College, Lomawai Secondary along with Coral Island Academy, all showed their best with Rishikul Sanatan proving to good.
With their theme, Suicide Prevention "The Diary", many of them did not expect to be given first place.
New Champs Crowned At Tadra Kahani
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