Visiting The Fiji Times is great exposure to young students who want to know more about the newspaper and how its printed.
Yesterday The Fiji Times staff members were treated to some melodies singing from Year 3 students of St Marcellin Primary School during their visit.
The students’ visit was part of their three-day excursion around Suva and to Sigatoka.
The students have a busy trip planned out by their teacher.
For yesterday’s trip, the students visited The Fiji Times and My Suva Picnic Park while today they will watch a movie at Damodar Cinemas followed with a short visit to the National Fire Authority.
For Thursday, the students will visit the Sigatoka Forest Park and Sand Dunes, so the students get a bit of exposure to nature and its beautiful wildlife.
Teacher, Payal Kumar said there were a total of 39 students who accompanied her and a few mums.
She said the trip to The Fiji Times was an eye-opener not only for the students but for her and the mothers too.
“Most of our young children are into mobile phones and they don’t have a lot of exposure to The Fiji Times,” she said.
“During our break at the park we will discuss about what we have seen and learned about the newspaper”
The students visited the newspaper and the printing press hall.
