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For Parents & Guardians

Built for families first.

Revved Up Rascals is a reward system, not a chore chart. Here is exactly what we ask of your family, what we do with your information, and where the limits sit.

Our Promises

Four things we hold to

Parents hold the keys

Every unlock passes through a parent or guardian account. Children cannot verify their own missions and cannot purchase anything.

No child has to go public

There are no required public profiles. Evidence, where a family chooses to add it, stays private unless you separately consent to publication.

Nothing essential is withheld

Rascal Wear is an optional reward. Clothing that a child needs, along with care, love and belonging, is never something to be earned.

Effort over ability

Every major unlock offers multiple pathways and each mission carries an accessibility-friendly alternative. Speed, strength and expensive gear are never the only route.

Age Groups

Missions scaled to the kid

Ages 3 – 5

Little Rascals

Parent-led missions. Simple outdoor play, small family jobs, making something, trying something new. Stickers and badges you can see.

Ages 6 – 9

Junior Rascals

Adventure and independence. Friendly challenges, building, helping and collecting mission marks.

Ages 10 – 12

Rising Rascals

Identity and progression. Limited drops, real achievement and gear that does not feel babyish.

Ages 13 – 16

Teen Rascals

Premium streetwear, authenticity and contribution. Achievement without childish language.

Questions

Parent FAQ

+What is a Rascal Challenge?

A real-world mission a child chooses and completes with their family — outdoors, helping, building, creative, courage, skills, money-smart, family or community. Each mission has steps, a safety note, an easier option, a harder option and an accessibility-friendly alternative.

+Can I simply buy Rascal Wear?

No. Every product page is public and browsable, but the purchase button only appears once a verified unlock sits on your parent account.

+Does completing a mission make the clothing free?

Completing a mission unlocks access to the product. It does not automatically make the product free. The parent or guardian always decides whether to purchase it.

+Is essential clothing being withheld?

Never. Rascal Wear is an optional reward and status symbol. Essential clothing, care, love and belonging are not things a child should ever have to earn.

+What happens if we unlock something we cannot afford?

The achievement stands. Families who cannot purchase an unlocked item still keep the child's digital badge and mission record. The achievement is not cancelled because a purchase was not made.

+Does my child have to appear online?

No. Children are never required to have a public profile, and no family ever has to publish a child online to unlock clothing.

+Do we have to upload a photograph?

Not for introductory missions — a parent declaration is enough. Where evidence is used it stays private unless you separately consent to publication.

+How are challenges verified?

The parent or guardian logs in and verifies completion. Some missions also go to an admin review before the unlock is issued.

+Can children with disabilities participate?

Yes. Every major unlock offers multiple mission pathways, and each mission includes an accessibility-friendly alternative. Physical speed, strength or expensive equipment is never the only route.

+Can siblings complete missions together?

Yes. Family missions are designed for it, and each Rascal gets credit for their own part.

+How long does an unlock last?

Each unlock has a clearly displayed expiry window and a maximum quantity, so limited drops stay fair.

+Is Revved Up Rascals available across Australia?

Yes. Missions can be completed anywhere in Australia and we ship Australia-wide from Queensland.

+Can parents delete submitted information?

Yes. Parents can delete a child profile, submitted evidence or the whole account from the parent dashboard.