Current and ex students of Suva Grammar School will take a walk down memory lane during the schools Golden Jubilee celebrations when teachers who were part of the original schools join the celebrations.
The school was established on 9th February 1960, where the Boys and Girls Grammar schools joined forces to form a co-ed school what is now known as Suva Grammar School at Veiuto.
SGS Ex Students Association President, Jasmine Tam said since registrations started for the Golden Jubilee, they have seen a huge response adding that these teachers were the pioneer teachers of the school.
Meanwhile, the 60's to 2000 decades have been busy preparing for the celebrations, with merchandise and memorabilia for the event being sold out at various outlets.
The week long Jubilee Celebrations kicks off this Saturday with a march from the Suva Flea Market, and a fair at the Grammar grounds.
Various events will be held throughout next week until the 31st of this month.
Story by: Paradise Tabucala.
Pioneer teachers to join in Suva Grammar Golden Jubilee revelry
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