GROUP DESCRIPTION

Level Up Gamers is for those who enjoy board games, strategy games, and arcade-style play. The group provides a fun and structured environment where participants can connect with peers, learn new games, and develop strategic thinking and problem-solving skills.

Sessions include guided board game play, cooperative and competitive games, and arcade-style activities.  Teens are encouraged to practice turn-taking, communication, sportsmanship, and flexible thinking while having fun and building friendships.

13-16 years old

If your child falls outside of this age range but you are still interested in the program, please contact us.

August 24-28 (Monday- Friday)

9:00am -12:00 pm

 11261 Dartford St. Maple Ridge 

$550 per week

(Monday- Friday)

Direct Billing to AFU available

1:4/ 2:6

Maximum 6 children

Please note only groups with 4 children will be confirmed

Some children may require 1:1 support (additional cost) if they:

• Display behaviours that may pose a safety concern for themselves or others

•Children who have difficulty following adult directions in a group setting
• Children who are likely to leave the group area without supervision (elopement) and require closer supervision 

• Teens who enjoy board games, strategy games, or arcade-style play 
• Teens who benefit from structured social opportunities with peers 
• Those who are working on communication skills such as conversation, listening, and expressing ideas 
• Teens who are developing social skills like turn-taking, sportsmanship, and teamwork 
• Individuals who benefit from practicing flexible thinking and problem-solving in a game-based context
• Those who enjoy both competitive and cooperative activities 
• Individuals who are building confidence in peer interactions and group participation 
• Teens who enjoy learning new games and strategies in a supportive environment

The group is supervised by a Behaviour Consultant (BCBA) and implemented by trained Behaviour Interventionists (BIs). Sessions are structured, play-based, and designed to support social engagement and skill development through board games, strategy games, and arcade-style activities.

Teens participate in small groups to allow for individualized support, with games introduced and taught using clear step-by-step instructions, modeling, and prompting as needed. Game rules and strategies are broken down into manageable parts to support understanding and participation.