The renowned blue and yellow colours of Suva Grammar School will this morning flood the streets of Suva as former, current and friends of Suva Grammar School march to start off the school's 50th Golden Jubilee Celebrations.
SGS Ex-Students representatives yesterday presented their sevusevu to the school management signaling the start of the week long celebrations.
President Jasmine Tam said the long wait for the celebrations is finally over and they are expecting a huge turnout this morning for the march and the fair day at the school.
Tam is also calling on everyone who is a Grammarian supporter to join them in their celebrations.
The week long Jubilee Celebration kicks off this morning with a march through Suva before current and former students will light a torch at the school.
Events will also be held throughout next week till the 31st of July.
Story by: Ana Naisoro
SGS Golden Jubilee Celebrations begin
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