It was the exchange of fond memories spent at what is today's one of Fiji's biggest secondary schools, as representatives from the 40's to 2000 ex-scholars of Suva Grammar School met in Suva ahead of their 50th Golden Jubilee Celebrations this Saturday.
Patron of the Celebration Gerald Barrack who was a student during the 1940's when the school was known as Boys Grammar School said the school has come a long way, and indications are that the weeklong celebrations will be bigger than previous reunions.
SGS 90's decade representative Selina Kuruleca said while there has been a lot of hype leading up to the celebrations, they have not forgotten that there is a greater cause which they are working towards for the school.
The week long Jubilee Celebration kicks off this Saturday with a march, and events held throughout next week till the 31st July.
Story by: Ana Naisoro
Patron touts reunion celebrations to be biggest yet
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