From Stadium to Sports Hub shows how the National Stadium has transformed into today’s Sports Hub, encapsulating the shared experiences of Singaporeans past, present and future. Featuring voiceovers from leaders instrumental to the development of the National Stadium, key Sportsmen of Singapore and everyday Singaporeans, it highlights the living space that the Sports Hub is, to provide for a wide spectrum of Sports and its spirit of inclusivity in catering for various lifestyle and leisure events. It raises a sense of National pride and identity, with the Sports Hub catapulting Singapore’s Sports achievements into the future.
Up and coming young athlete Shanti Pereira is one of the Sportsmen featured in this video. The athlete is studying Sports and Leisure Management under a special programme jointly offered by Republic Polytechnic and Singapore Sports School, and juggles her track training with her studies. At the 28th South East Asian Games (SEA Games), Shanti did very well, scoring a personal best and setting a national record for the 200m Women’s Sprint Event. Her performance on the track also made her the first female sprinter to bring home a SEA Games Gold Medal since 1973. The nineteen-year-old was also a torchbearer at the Opening Ceremony. The diligent athlete was at the filmshoot once the SEA Games concluded, serving to inspire other Singaporean youths with her thoughts and aspirations.
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