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Organiser | My Island Home (Kaira Gong ) |
The Singapore National Day Parade, 2006 (NDP) was a national ceremony held on 9 August 2006 at the
The event was the last parade that was held at the old stadium,
Venue
National Day Parade has been held at the National Stadium since 1976, but has been at Padang, once in every three years, before 1995 and five after 1995. The event will be held at the stadium for the last time before its due for being torn down. The parade will be held at the new stadium when it is completed.
Logo
The parade's logo for the 2006 celebrations embraces the theme "Our Global City, Our Home". The logo depicts a
Pre-parade segment
Live bands such as
Emcees
The
- Gurmit Singh
- Sheikh Haikel
- Jean Danker
- Jeremy Ratnam
- For the first time, Michelle Chia and Rosalyn Lee
Motivators
400 motivators from Singapore Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Polytechnic and Institute of Technical Education (ITE) will hype the spectators up for the celebrations. They will be leading the spectators in a series of cheers, songs and also getting them acquainted with their funpacks. They will give away goodies too!
Combined Schools Choir
The choir at the National Day Parade this year consists of over 800 students from 16 secondary schools. They will sing and dance to a medly of songs like "Absolutely Everybody" and "Free" during the pre parade segment and “小人物的心声” (Xiao Ren Wu De Xin Sheng), "Singapur Entru", "Semogia Bahagia" and the theme song "My Island Home".
- Bedok Green Secondary School
- Bedok South Secondary School
- CHIJ Saint Joseph's Convent
- CHIJ Saint Theresa's Convent
- Christ Church Secondary School
- First Toa Payoh Secondary School
- Ghim Moh Secondary School
- Hai Sing Catholic School
- Guangyang Secondary School
- Manjusri Secondary School
- Nan Chiau High School
- Pei Cai Secondary School
- Seng Kang Secondary School
- Saint Andrew's Secondary School
- Unity Secondary School
- Yio Chu Kang Secondary School
- Zhenghua Secondary School
The conductor was Sharon Cheong, while the movements were choreographed by Sylvia McCully.
Martial Arts Display
The martial arts display is entitled "Youth In Action", choreographed by
Parade and Ceremony
The parade and ceremony segment consists of the following:
Parade Commander: Lieutenant-Colonel Neil Alan Dyason
Reserve Parade Commander: Lieutenant-Colonel (NS) See Tow Pak Onn
Parade Sergeant Major: Master Warrant Officer Tamalingam M Muthu
Reserve Parade Sergeant Major: Master Warrant Officer Eric Chong Chee Yee
Guard-of-Honour Contingents: Army (1st Commando Battalion), RSN (Naval Diving Unit), RSAF (Combined Field Defence Squadrons), Police Force (Combined Police Units)
Band-in-Attendance: Singapore Armed Forces Central Band and Singapore Police Force Band
Non Military Organisations
- National Trade Union Congress
- People's Action Party
- PropNex Corporation Pte Ltm,
- Motorola Electronics Pte Ltd
- Uniform Groups
- National Police Cadet Corps
- National Cadet Corps
- St. John Ambulance in Singapore
- Boys Brigade
- Girls Brigade
- The Singapore Scout Association
- Girl Guides Singapore
- Singapore Red Cross Society
Aerial display
The
Show segment
These are the names of the performances (from first to last) during the show segments:
Our City of Colours: Performed by 970 performers from the People's Association and various other organisations, including Tanglin Secondary School
Our Island Of Opportunities: Performed by 1350 performers from
Our Nation Of Hopes And Dreams: Performed by 930 performers from Nan Hua High School and a team of professional tap dancers.
Grand Finale-Our Global City, Our Home
Songs
The official
Fireworks
Unlike other National Day Parades, this year's parade will feature
To launch the fireworks, it takes around eight men launch a crate and each of them is unique, packed with individualised fireworks. The fireworks cues are coded into a digital code and it is overlaid onto the music that is being played during the parade. If the digital system fails, there is a manual voice back-up to ensure the volunteers can still control the fireworks.[2]
Flags
The
Security
The National Day Parade is most unlikely to be attacked by
Other celebrations
See also
- Singapore Fireworks Festival
- National Day Parade, 2005
- National Day Parade, 2007
- National Day Parade, 2008
- National Day Parade, 2009
- National Day Parade, 2010
References
External links