RAS was invited by the National Environment Agency (NEA) to conduct educational games and activities for visiting preschoolers and primary school students at the CGS Schools' Carnival from 7th to 8th November. Educational tissue packets were also distributed to remind young visitors to adopt good restroom etiquette. RAS was also presented a plaque in appreciation of its participation. Since 2006, RAS has been actively participating in this event to reach out to the young.

Nine days after the schools' carnival, RAS continued its outreach to the public at the North East CGS Carnival from 17th to 18th November. RAS showcased schools that have participated in the STAR (Sustaining Toilets As Restrooms) Awards Programme via the LOO Connect web portal to the Guest of Honour, Education Minister Mr Heng Swee Keat. Our partner Tav Shield also demonstrated to Mr Heng, its coating technology that creates a thin protective film enabling surfaces to be cleaned easily. This is the first time RAS is participating in the North East CGS Carnival.