Melbourne · Easter school holidays 2027 · Ages 7–11
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Children in Spark purple, Rush orange, Rise blue and Rally teal move together beneath four original House flags on a Melbourne field
MELBOURNE · EASTER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 2027 · AGES 7–11
GOOD TROUBLE
CLUBGTC

REAL MISSIONS.
FOUR HOUSES.
ONE CUP.

Good Trouble Club is a multi-day Melbourne school holiday program for children aged 7–11. Kids join one of four Houses and take on active games, building challenges, puzzles and creative missions—earning points towards the House Cup.

Every mission needs different strengths, so every child can help change the game.

JOIN THE FOUNDING 100SEE THE MISSIONS

Free priority waitlist · No payment required · Pilot limited to 100 children

YOUR HOUSE. YOUR MOVE.
Planned for Melbourne’s inner east
  • EASTER 2027
  • MELBOURNE INNER EAST
  • MULTI-DAY DROP-OFF PROGRAM
  • 100 FOUNDING PLACES

Final dates, venue, daily hours and pricing will be confirmed before paid registration opens.

WHAT WE MEAN BY GOOD TROUBLE

BIG IDEAS.
GOOD MATES.
GOOD TROUBLE.

A little mischief. A lot of belonging.

Good trouble means asking questions, testing bold ideas and making something better together. It is the moment a child says, ‘What if we tried it this way?’—then brings the team with them.

It is curious, constructive and collaborative. It never comes at another child’s expense.

HOW THE CLUB WORKS

JOIN A HOUSE. TAKE ON MISSIONS.
CHASE THE CUP.

  1. 01

    JOIN YOUR HOUSE

    Every child becomes a member of Spark, Rush, Rise or Rally.

  2. 02

    MEET YOUR CREW

    Children stay with their House and House Leader throughout the experience.

  3. 03

    TAKE ON MISSIONS

    Houses tackle active, creative, building and strategy challenges.

  4. 04

    BUILD THE SCORE

    Every mission earns points towards the House Cup.

Different missions need different thinkers, builders, movers, helpers and leaders.

REAL MISSIONS

BIG IDEAS IN REAL LIFE.

No two missions are the same. One may need movement and quick decisions. The next may need a careful builder, a strong memory or someone who keeps the whole team working together.

Children working together to build and solve a wooden challenge outdoors
THINK IT THROUGH. TRY IT OUT.
Children in four House colours moving alongside their teammates
DIFFERENT STRENGTHS. ONE CREW.
MISSION 01

BRIDGE THE GAP

Build and test a bridge strong enough to hold the challenge weight.

BUILD. TEST. ADAPT.
Teamwork · Problem-solving · Creativity
  1. 1 Build it
  2. 2 Test it
  3. 3 Rethink it

Kids lead. Grown-ups assist.

MISSION 02

CODE BREAKERS

Find the clues, spot the patterns and crack the final House code.

FIND. DECODE. SOLVE.
Observation · Memory · Communication
MISSION 05

THE GAUNTLET

Complete a team course combining balance, accuracy and cooperation.

KEEP EACH OTHER GOING.
Coordination · Encouragement · Persistence

Example missions only. The Founding 100 mission lineup will be revealed at the event.

A FAMILIAR IDEA, TURNED INTO AN ADVENTURE

A HOUSE BEYOND
THE SCHOOL GATE.

Children already know the excitement of representing a school House. Good Trouble Club takes that familiar idea into the holidays.

Kids from different schools join Spark, Rush, Rise or Rally, take on missions together and return to the same House at future events.

New missions. Same House.
THE ORIGINAL FOUR

CHOOSE YOUR COLOURS.
CARRY YOUR HOUSE.

One Club. Four House identities.
Every House needs every kind of child.

Different strengths. Same team.

HOUSE 01Electric purpleSPK

Spark

“IDEAS START HERE.”

Spark sees possibilities and helps the team find another way.

  • Ideas
  • Curiosity
  • Creativity
HOUSE 02Burnt orangeRSH

Rush

“MAKE IT HAPPEN.”

Rush brings energy and turns the team’s plan into action.

  • Action
  • Enthusiasm
  • Initiative

Rush is about joining in, not how fast you can run.

HOUSE 03Royal blueRSE

Rise

“A LITTLE BRAVER.”

Rise responds to setbacks and returns ready to try again.

  • Courage
  • Improvement
  • Persistence
HOUSE 04TealRLY

Rally

“FURTHER TOGETHER.”

Rally brings people together and helps every teammate contribute.

  • Belonging
  • Encouragement
  • Teamwork

Your House is a team, not a label. Thinkers, builders, movers, helpers and leaders belong in all four.

THE HOUSE QUIZ
GOOD ADVENTURES ARE BETTER SHARED

BRING YOUR MATES.
BUILD YOUR HOUSE.

Joining something new feels even better with a familiar face. Invite a friend, cousin, teammate or sibling to join the Founding 100 waitlist with you.

They might wear the same House colours. They might become your greatest rival. Either way, you’ll have stories to bring home together.

COME TOGETHER. COMPETE TOGETHER.
TALK ABOUT IT ALL HOLIDAYS.

Coming on their own? There’s a crew ready to meet them.

JOIN WITH A MATE
Families can name a friend or sibling on the waitlist. We’ll do our best to place linked children together, but House allocations cannot be guaranteed.
Three children in teal, blue and purple House colours working on a wooden mission together
THE ORIGINAL CREW

THE FOUNDING 100.

Be one of the first to make good trouble.

The Easter 2027 pilot will be intentionally limited to 100 children—25 in each House. They will become the original members of Spark, Rush, Rise and Rally and help begin the traditions future members will inherit.

Concept Good Trouble Club heavyweight streetwear, Founding 100 patch and four House-colour wristbands
Concept merchandise. Final items may change.
EVERY FOUNDING MEMBER RECEIVES
  • First House shirt and wristband
  • Exclusive numbered Founding 100 patch
  • House Passport
  • First Melbourne mission badge
  • The chance to help shape House traditions
  • Priority access to the next event
HOUSE PASSPORT

YOUR FIRST MISSIONS.
YOUR FIRST PATCHES.
YOUR STORY.

The House Passport records the missions a child completes and the different ways they contribute. Patches recognise more than winning—they recognise the role each child played.

  • STRATEGIST
  • BUILDER
  • TEAM ENGINE
  • COMEBACK
Physical concept House Passport alongside Strategist, Builder, Team Engine and Comeback woven patches
Concept merchandise. Final items may change.
Curiosity builds
brighter humans.Nice try.
Try again.The Founding
100

Future kids will join the Club.
Only 100 can say they helped begin it.

JOIN THE FOUNDING 100 WAITLIST

Joining is free and provides priority registration access. It does not guarantee a place.

THE FIRST ADVENTURE IS ONLY THE BEGINNING.

Children return to the same House at future events, carry their House Passport forward and build on the traditions they helped create.

SAME HOUSE

Return to the colours and crew they know.

NEW MISSIONS

Every season brings new challenges.

GROWING STORY

Patches, traditions and House memories build over time.

The missions will change. Their House remains.
WHY THE CLUB EXISTS

I HAVE TWO KIDS. THEY COULDN’T BE MORE DIFFERENT.

One of my kids lives for sport. The other would rather build, imagine and invent. Many holiday programs quietly reward one kind of child—one of mine came home buzzing, the other a little smaller.

The idea came from camping. One gets the fire going, another works out the tent, another keeps everyone laughing in the rain. Different contributions matter, and the group becomes a crew.

That’s what I wanted for Good Trouble Club: a team that needs different strengths and an identity children can return to. It’s designed for both of my kids. I hope it’s for yours too.

AaronFounder, and dad of two
“Kids shine when they know they belong.”
BIG EXCITEMENT. THOUGHTFUL DELIVERY.

KIDS TAKE THE LEAD.
LEADERS KEEP IT SAFE.

Good Trouble Club is being designed around clear supervision, secure collection, inclusive participation and a safe event environment.

Working with Children Checks for event staff
Qualified first-aid coverage
Secure sign-in and collection
Medical and allergy information collected during registration
Heat, sun and wet-weather plans
Clear parent information before the event

Final staffing, supervision ratios, venue arrangements, hours and pricing will be confirmed before paid registration opens.

BIG EXCITEMENT. THOUGHTFUL ANSWERS.

For them, adventure.
For you, peace of mind.

It’s natural to have questions about something new. Here’s what to know before joining the waitlist.

Event and delivery details will be shared before registrations open. You can decide with the full picture.

What is Good Trouble Club?

Good Trouble Club is a multi-day Melbourne school holiday program for children aged 7–11. Kids join Spark, Rush, Rise or Rally and take on active games, building challenges, puzzles and creative missions, earning points towards the House Cup. The pilot is planned for Easter 2027 in Melbourne’s inner east.

Does my child need to be sporty?

No. Movement is only one way to contribute. Building, puzzles, creative ideas, patience and encouragement can all help a House. No child needs to be the fastest or strongest to matter.

Will a quieter child fit in?

Missions are being designed to make room for thinking, building, listening and encouraging, not just stepping forward first. Children stay with their House and House Leader, giving them time to get to know their crew without promising a particular outcome.

How will the Easter 2027 program work?

A multi-day drop-off program is planned for Melbourne’s Easter school holidays in 2027, in the inner east. Children stay with their House and House Leader, tackle different missions and build the House Cup score. Final dates, venue, daily hours and pricing will be confirmed before paid registration opens.

How does the priority waitlist work?

Joining is free, with no payment or commitment. Waitlist families receive confirmed event details and first access when registrations open, before public release. You can decide with the full information. Joining does not guarantee one of the founding places.
MELBOURNE · EASTER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 2027 · AGES 7–11

JOIN THE
FOUNDING 100.

Join the free priority waitlist for the first Good Trouble Club experience, planned for Melbourne’s Easter school holidays in 2027.

No payment. No commitment. Waitlist families will receive confirmed dates, venue, hours and pricing before registration opens.

Every child deserves a team that needs them.
YOUR FAMILY’S DETAILS

Be there from the beginning.

Four quick details. Takes under a minute.

Free to join. Doesn’t guarantee a place.

Final dates, venue, hours and pricing will be shared before registrations open.

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