The fear of standing in front of a crowd will not stop students of St Agnes Primary School giving their best ever performance at next weeks FM 96 Tadra Kahani with TFL and Fijivillage.
St Agnes Primary School which will be taking part for the first time will be basing their performance around the need to preserve our heritage and culture.
Class 6 student, Tagici Gavidi said she is excited and at the same time nervous about performing on a stage in front of a big crowd for the first time.
Meanwhile Liaison Teacher, Makeliku Sorovakaru said their students are looking forward to next week's Tadra Kahani.
FM 96 Tadra Kahani with TFL and Fijivillage kicks off next Wednesday with 10 schools participating in the Junior Division Finals and 14 schools participating in the Senior Division Finals on Thursday night.
Tickets for Tadra Kahani are being sold at the home of Fijivillage 231 Waimanu road, Village Six Cinemas Suva and Sugar Cane Growers Council Building Lautoka.
Story by: Praneeta Deo
St Agnes Primary out for best in Tadra Kahana
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