On 14 June 2025, The Circular Classroom participated in the “Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine!” event at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery in Marina Barrage — a day of learning, sharing, and sparking inspiration on sustainable living. At our info booth, visitors were able to explore how we are tackling textile waste through creative reuse, and learn how school uniforms — often discarded too quickly — can be transformed into meaningful, functional items. Our handcrafted samples and student project showcases turned heads and started conversations! From upcycled pouches to collaborative patchworks, the booth gave visitors a peek into how hands-on learning and circular design can help shape a zero-waste future. The Sustainable Singapore Gallery is a public education initiative by PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, and the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE). It is an interactive space designed to showcase Singapore’s ongoing journey toward environmental sustainability, including its Zero Waste Masterplan, climate action goals, and water resource management under the "Four National Taps" strategy. PUB’s goal with this space is to inspire visitors — especially students, families, and the general public — to reflect on their environmental impact and take tangible steps toward sustainable living.