Modernization is creeping into our society at a fast rate, and is taking over our culture, and this is something St Agnes Primary School will show at the FM 96 Tadra Kahani with TFL and Legend FM.
Liason Teacher Makeliku Sorovakarua said students came up with the idea to portray this message through their performance as they have noted that there is a dire need to maintain one's culture.
Sorovakarua said the aspects of our culture and heritage is changing.
She added that their students are looking forward to making some new friends this year.
Tadra Kahani starts on the 18th of next month with a total of 10 primary schools competing in the Junior Division, and 14 Secondary Schools in the Senior Division.
Story by: Praneeta Deo/Tokasa Rainima/Sofia Koroitanoa
St Agnes to portray message of modernization
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