The people of Lodoni, old scholars and students of Ratu Kadavulevu School are gearing up for a special day of festivity and fundraising.

In great Lodoni tradition, the organising committee have selected prominent old scholars and levied them $500 each with the hope that their colleagues in higher salaries will help in the completion of the school chapel.

Old Scholar and Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase is part of the group that was requested to achieve the target $250,000.

Honourable Qarase presented his cheque of $500.00 to the Chairman of the Organising Committee Ratu Tui Cavuilati and says that he will miss the get together because he has committed himself to watch Fiji, Scotland World Cup qualifying game in Sydney.

Parents and Old Scholars from around Fiji will gather at the Civic Center to contribute to this worthy course.

The Lodoni Day with the motto "My Lodoni Mai will be held at the Civic Centre Car park on November 1st, 2003 , beginning at 9am with Chief Quests neighbouring Queen Victoria School Old Scholars followed by the famous QVS meke 'Waqavuka' opening the fundraising drive.

This would be followed with the donation from students and old scholars of RKS.
Adi Cakobau School Old Scholars will be the chief Guests for the closing ceremony.

Students from both schools will also present their mekes 'Valu Cibi Ai Valu' and 'Raude' respectively.

During lunch, the popular Voqa ni Delaidokidoki group , also old scholars of RKS and QVS will entertain the crowd with music from their latest release.

Old Scholars have also organised selected business houses to exhibit their operations with the objective to educate and inform the students on respective career paths.

The organisers are expecting a large crowd and a grand day of festivity.