Immersive OSHC Incursions · Designed by an OSHC professional · Built around your service · Greater Brisbane
Prisoners of OSHC
Your service becomes a mysterious fortress.
Prisoners of OSHC transforms your OSHC into a puzzle-filled world where teams move between Challenge Chambers, complete missions, collect keys and uncover clues as they work towards their escape.
Educators step into the world as Keepers and Guardians, helping challenges unfold, managing secret messages and bringing the Fortress to life around the children.
Every room reveals something new — and every success brings the team one step closer to freedom.
What children get from
Prisoners of OSHC
Prisoners of OSHC combines mystery, teamwork and problem-solving in one shared adventure.
Children naturally practise:
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Communication and cooperation
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Problem-solving and logical thinking
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Decision-making and strategy
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Persistence when challenges don’t go to plan
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Confidence when trying unfamiliar tasks
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Working together towards a shared goal
Most importantly, the challenge sits inside the story — so children experience the learning through play rather than instruction.
Your educators become Keepers
and Guardians
Prisoners of OSHC is designed for educators to become part of the experience alongside the children.
Educators take on roles such as
Chamber Keepers, the Fortress Keeper and Guardian, helping manage challenges, respond to teams and bring the world to life as the game unfolds.
Each role is supported with clear instructions and resources, so educators can confidently step into the experience without needing to memorise scripts or perform.
Their involvement adds atmosphere, humour and unpredictability while helping teams move through the Fortress.
Ready to bring Prisoners of OSHC to your service?
Tell us a little about your group, your space and your preferred date, and we’ll help you plan an experience that works for your service.
Practical Details:
Price: $18 per child
Minimum booking: 50 children
Duration: 3 hours
Session time: Scheduled to suit your service. Prisoners of OSHC can run at a time that works within your Vacation Care routine — for example, 9:00am–12:00pm or 9:30am–12:30pm.
What your service provides: Access to suitable play spaces, tables and chairs, and your usual educator team.
What's included:
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An onsite service visit and consultation
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Complete planning and preparation of the experience
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Prisoners of OSHC resources, props and play materials
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Setup of the environment
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Educator role information and briefing resources
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Tenggrenplay facilitation and support throughout the experience
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Pack-down of Tenggrenplay resources
