Tadra Kahani with TFL is not only about entertainment but is a channel where young people can express their dreams, visions and messages portrayed in a dramatic form through music and dance.
This is the sentiment of Organizer Total Event manager Loretta Jackson who said the dream story stage show also offers the participating students good skills and experience in productions.
Tadra Kahani will be held over three days starting on the 18th of next month.
Meanwhile the 24 participating schools are International Primary, Rishikul Primary, Bainivalu Primary, St John Bosco School, St Agnes Primary, St Joseph the Worker, Drasa Avenue School, Nakelo District School, Ratu Ravuama Memorial School, Pacific Harbour Multi Cultural School and Nadi Airport School will take part in the Junior Division.
In the Senior Division, the schools already confirmed are Suva Grammar School, Rishikul Sanatan College, International Secondary School, Cathedral Secondary, St Bedes College, All Saints Secondary, Vunisea Secondary, RKS, Tailevu North Secondary, Lomary Secondary, Namosi Secondary, St Thomas High and Basden College.
Story by: Sofaia Koroitanoa
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