While the performance of students at Tadra Kahani, the Dream Story Stage show is expected to wow the audience, there will be five judges on all three nights which will determine which school gets top honours.
Organiser Total Event Manager Loretta Jackson said judges have been chosen very careful to ensure that all aspects of the performances are taken into account.
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Aside from this you can expect, 30,000 watts of sound, 2,000 students performing, 5,000 family and friends cheering and watching with excitement of performances to come from 19 schools across the country.
These elements will make up Tadra Kahani which begins tomorrow night at 7 with the Primary Division where nine Primary Schools will battle it out for top honours, then on Thursday with the Secondary Division with the Finals of both Divisions on Friday at the Vodafone Arena.
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