St Andrew's (a)  

(a)   station

(a)   Theatre and Concert Hall

School of the (a)  

Marina Bay Floating (a)  

this field is called (a)  

interior of National (a)  

(a)   Hotel

Asian (a)   Museum

The (a)   Place Building now houses the Asian Civilisations Museum.

The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is located in the Fullerton Building, a grand neoclassical landmark which was once home to Singapore's General (a)   Office.

Yusof Ishak attended Victoria Bridge School (today’s Victoria School) and moved on to (a)   Institution for his secondary education.

As an adult, Yusof’s reputation in the local Malay community saw him co-founding Utusan (a)   , a Malay newspaper, together with 20 other Malay leaders.

On 3 December 1959, when the Singapore National Anthem was performed for the very first time, Yusof Ishak was appointed as Yang di-Pertuan Negara, or head of (a)   .

Born in (a)   , Malaysia, young Yusof Ishak moved to Singapore when his father was transferred here to take up the position of assistant inspector of the Fisheries Department.

Agnes Joaquim's tombstone is in the churchyard at (a)   Church.

Papilionanthe Miss Joaquim, also known as the Singapore orchid, the Princess Aloha orchid and formerly as Vanda Miss Joaquim, is a (a)   orchid between the Burmese Vanda teres (now called Papilionanthe teres) and the Malayan Vanda hookeriana (now called Papilionanthe hookeriana).

On 15 April (a)   (year), Singapore Minister for Culture S. Dhanabalan proclaimed Vanda Miss Joaquim to be Singapore's national flower.

Singapore’s lion’s head symbol was launched in (a)   (year) as an alternative national symbol.

Singapore’s lion’s head symbol represents (a)   , strength and excellence.

The five partings of the lion’s (a)   represents Singapore’s five ideals.

We, the (a)   of Singapore,

pledge ourselves as one united people,

regardless of race, language or religion,

to build a democratic society

based on justice and equality

so as to achieve happiness, prosperity

and progress for our nation.

We, the citizens of Singapore,

pledge ourselves as one united people,

regardless of (a)   , language or religion,

to build a democratic society

based on justice and equality

so as to achieve happiness, prosperity

and progress for our nation.

We, the citizens of Singapore,

pledge ourselves as one united people,

regardless of race, language or religion,

to build a democratic (a)  

based on justice and equality

so as to achieve happiness, prosperity

and progress for our nation.

We, the citizens of Singapore,

pledge ourselves as one united people,

regardless of race, language or religion,

to build a democratic society

based on justice and (a)  

so as to achieve happiness, prosperity

and progress for our nation.

We, the citizens of Singapore,

pledge ourselves as one united people,

regardless of race, language or religion,

to build a democratic society

based on justice and equality

so as to (a)   happiness, prosperity

and progress for our nation.

We, the citizens of Singapore,

pledge ourselves as one united people,

regardless of race, language or religion,

to build a democratic society

based on justice and equality

so as to achieve happiness, prosperity

and progress for our (a)   .

Written by Sinnathamby (a)   , our National Pledge has been memorised to heart since the first students recited it on 24 August 1966.

Born in West Minangkabau, Sumatra, (a)   , young Zubir Said already developed a strong interest in music. In primary school, he had already learnt how to make flutes and formed a band playing their own bamboo flutes. He also learnt how to play the guitar and drums when he was in middle school.

Recognising his great talent and years of experience, the Mayor of Singapore recommended Zubir Said to the City Council to compose a song to mark the official opening of (a)   Theatre.

Majulah Singapura moved the audiences with its accurate and powerful expression of the progressive spirit of Singapore. It was subsequently selected and declared the National Anthem of Singapore on 11 November (a)   (year).

Majulah Singapura

Come, fellow Singaporeans

Let's together progress towards happiness

May our noble aspiration bring

Singapore success

Come, let us unite

With a new spirit

Let our voices (a)   as one

Onward Singapore

Onward Singapore

Majulah Singapura

Come, fellow Singaporeans

Let's together progress towards happiness

May our noble aspiration bring

Singapore (a)  

Come, let us unite

With a new spirit

Let our voices soar as one

Onward Singapore

Onward Singapore

Majulah Singapura

Come, fellow Singaporeans

Let's together progress towards (a)  

May our noble aspiration bring

Singapore success

Come, let us unite

With a new spirit

Let our voices soar as one

Onward Singapore

Onward Singapore

Toh Chin Chye, born in Taiping, (a)   , Malaysia on 10 December 1921, was academically inclined and managed to secure a scholarship to study at the prestigious Raffles College in Singapore.

Upon his return to Singapore, Toh Chin Chye participated in basement meetings at Lee Kuan Yew’s Oxley Road bungalow. These meetings led to the establishment of the PAP on 21 November (a)   (year).

Toh Chin Chye was tasked to head a committee to design the Singapore flag and state (a)   .

The five stars represent the national ideals of (a)   , peace, progress, justice and equality.

The use of the State Crest for advertisements or any other commercial purpose is prohibited by (a)   . Only government bodies may display the State Crest within their premises. Approval must be sought for any other use of the State Crest.