With a strong belief that achieving a good quality education can ensure a bright future, newcomers to Tadra Kahani, Rishikul Primary School will be sharing their thoughts on the importance of doing just that, when they take to the stage tonight.
Basing their performance on the theme "Education Eradicates Poverty and Crime”, the students believe that everyone has the right to survive, but how we do so, depends on every individual making the right choices.
Student representatives Aleesha Lal and Navneen Lal said their performance revolves around how a student’s decision while in school, can determine the outcome of their future.
For fellow new comers, also in the junior division Bainivalu Primary, the theme "There's Light at the End of the Tunnel" is what 70 students will portray tonight.
It is based on the true story of the history of the school and how it started following turbulent times back in 1989 to the success it has become today.
Students give their views on their performance tonight.
Organizers Total Event Manager Loretta Jackson said all the hard work from the past months will be showcased tonight.
Tonight in the primary division will be International Primary, Rishikul Primary, St John Boscoe 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.
Tomorrow night will see Nabitu District, Nakelo District, Pacific Harbour Multi racial and Dilkusha Girls Primary facing off in the Junior division while the senior division will have Tavua District secondary, Cuvu cillage, Khalsa collage, Tavua collage, Ratu Kadavulevu School and St Vincent. The finals will be on Friday night.
Newcomers ready to display talent
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