Well, O Lvl Chinese finish already !!!
But still got remedials in school for the 3 week of june holiday !!!
But i only have June 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13 !!! My 9 day holiday !!!!
Well, O Lvl Chinese finish already !!!
But still got remedials in school for the 3 week of june holiday !!!
But i only have June 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13 !!! My 9 day holiday !!!!
Q: What is NDP?
A: NDP is short for National Day Parade. It is a celebration held once a year in Singapore on the 9th of August to commemorate our Nation’s independence. The coming NDP marks our 42nd year of independence.
Q: Who is the organiser of NDP 2007?
A: Singapore Combat Engineers
Q: Where will the National Day Parade be held?
A: The National Day Parade will be held at Marina Bay.
Q: What can viewers expect at next year’s parade?
A: Viewers can look forward to familiar favourites, and to a slew of new and exciting performances as this would be the first time we are celebrating our Nation’s birthday at Marina Bay.
Q: How do I get tickets for NDP 2007?
A: Tickets can be obtained via e-balloting on the main NDP website. More information pertaining to e-balloting will be released at a later date.
Q: Will there be contests held on the website?
A: Yes, there will be contests this year after the main website is launched with many exciting prizes up for grabs.
Q: Who is eligible to enter the contests?
A: Any Singaporean Citizen or Permanent Resident.
Q: Hi, we are foreigner visitors, and would like to attend the big show at the Bay this year. How can we obtain tickets?
A: Sorry, but ticket application is only open to Singaporean and Permanent Residents. You can however catch the broadcast on television and the live webcast from the NDP 2007 website
Q: Can I use and reproduce the media file from the NDP website?
A: The website are only for your personal viewing pleasure. For more information please read the Privacy Policy
Q: Which email can I send to if I have any enquiry?
A: You can send to enquiry@ndp.org.sg for any enquiry
Thursday the 4th of January, 2007 saw the 1st pieces of the Floating Platform arrive at its new home of Marina Bay, alongside the Esplanade shoreline. Visitors to the bay may have caught the peculiar sight of two large concrete slabs being towed into the bay by several tugboats and tow-craft. Beginning its journey from its berth in Tuas, the concrete convoy took more than six hours to reach its destination traveling at a precariously slow speed.
Officially witnessing the event were more than a dozen military personnel from the Army and Navy, members of staff from the DSTA and various other governmental agencies. Also present at the inaugural event was Chairman of the NDP '07 EXCO, COL Teo Jing Siong.
Speaking to some of the guests present, COL Teo explained that the Floating Platform was the largest performance floating platform in the world and was designed with numerous innovative considerations in place. Features like an internal drainage system, cabling structures and lightning conductors that can safely dissipate the charge from a lightning strike make this an extremely efficient and safe venue for hosting different types of events.
One of the events that will take place on the platform would be the National Day Parade. With the developing of the National Stadium into a sports hub still in its infant stages, the platform will act as the temporary venue for future National Day Parades starting with NDP '07. With a seating gallery that can seat over 30,000 already in construction along the shoreline, NDP '07 would be the first ever National Day Parade to be held within Marina Bay, opening up a whole new avenue of challenges and excitement for Singapore's birthday bash.
The whole process of constructing the entire platform consists of four stages and numerous other pieces that likewise, have to be towed into the bay and assembled piece by piece. Once within the bay, the slabs are floated into precise positions before being locked into place with their corresponding slabs using a system of specially designed joints and connections. Pylons piled into the seabed act as the foundations for the entire structure. Upon completion, the platform will be linked to the shore via 3 link ways. According to COL Teo, the link ways are designed with special integrated joints that can move up and down with the platform as it is affected by the rising and lowering tides of the bay.
The contours of the buildings along Marina Bay form the acronym 'NDP', with the vibrant fireworks of five stars representing our nation’s ideals of democracy, peace, progress, justice and equality.
Graceful waves encircling the city skyline of Singapore define our identity as a people, in this place we are proud to call home.
In terms of colours, orange captures our passion and determination to build a dynamic city of opportunities.
Purple embodies dignity and hope as Singaporeans come together to celebrate our nation’s independence.
Blue signifies our confidence in overcoming challenges and adversities.
And green reflects the grace and harmony of our garden city.
Transforming the new downtown into a bay of celebrations
NDP @ Marina Bay 2007 will transform the new downtown into a bay of celebrations.
More people will be able to watch the National Day Parade (NDP) 2007 from various vantage points along the waterfront around Marina Bay. There is standing space for about 150,000 people - in addition to the 27,000 spectators at the seating gallery - to soak in the celebratory atmosphere and mood.
The theme for this year’s NDP is Celebrate Singapore: City of Possibilities. This theme reflects optimism and pride as Singaporeans from all walks of life come together to celebrate our nation’s independence. Singapore is today a city of possibilities because Singaporeans are hardworking, innovative and enterprising in creating and seizing opportunities.
Singaporeans are multicultural, and we respect diversity. We welcome newcomers to our shores. This helps to make Singapore a microcosm of the world, and reflects what is possible with determination and effort.
NDP @ Marina Bay 2007, to be held on what is possibly the world’s largest floating performance stage, will retain traditional parade favourites to wow spectators. It will also feature fresh aspects with performances that make use of the waters in the bay and the skies above it as extensions of the performance stage, with the familiar Singapore skyline as a giant backdrop.
The key highlights of NDP @ Marina Bay 2007 are:
NDP @ Marina Bay 2007 is organised by the Singapore Combat Engineers and supported by a host of public and private sector organisations. The executive committee is led by the Singapore Armed Forces' Chief Engineer Officer, Colonel (COL) Teo Jing Siong.
"For this year's parade, there were no templates from previous years for us to follow," said COL Teo. "We had to start planning everything from scratch."
"My team and I have been working on NDP @ Marina Bay 2007 for the past two years, and we will bring a refreshing NDP to Singaporeans," he said.
"Holding the NDP and other celebratory activities around the bay will bring an exciting buzz to the area. This helps to make the new downtown at Marina Bay a vibrant place, not just for doing business, but also for entertainment and leisure for all Singaporeans," added COL Teo.
National Day 2007
Need some entertainment to brighten up your dreary days at work? Help yourself to the online games specially created for you! Simply use the joystick on the console to start the game.
In the National Service Challenge, you put yourself in the shoes, or rather, the boots of a soldier from the Singapore Armed Forces! Tackle the challenges of IPPT, marksmanship, and even have a go at parachute jumps!
| Start: | May 28, '07 07:30a |
| End: | May 28, '07 12:30p |
| Location: | Seng Kang Secondary School |