"Ways to communicate through the media" is the theme of Coral Island Academy for Tadra Kahani "the Dream Story Stage Show" next month.
Manager Emelda Joseph said in this day and age the media is very important in getting information across to people.
Joseph adds the Coral Island Academy are performing in conjunction with Lomawai Secondary and preparations are well underway for Tadra Kahani and the students are very excited about the show.
Schools taking part, in the Secondary Division, Rishikul Sanatan College, International Secondary, Monfort Boys Town, Ratu Kadavulevu School, Tavua District Secondary, Suva Grammar, Gau Secondary, Coral Island Academy, Lomawai Secondary and Cuvu College.
In the Primary Division, Veiuto Primary, Nadi Christian Academy, Draiba Fijian, Nabitu District, Nadi Centre for Special Education, Taciru Primary, Vuanicau Primary, International Primary and Nakelo District School.
Tadra Kahani is on the 13th, 14th and 15th of August.
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