This is the piece that brings the kit to life. Roll it to choose a theme, so no one has to speak up or pick a topic in front of the group.That small shift helps sessions feel lighter, fairer and more engaging.It also keeps things flowing, whether you’re running a quick check-in or a longer session.
The Well4U Kit + Platform
A hands-on wellbeing toolkit paired with a live insight platform, helping young people talk about feelings, practise coping tools and feel more supported, while giving staff a clear, real-time picture of how they are doing. Simple to run in schools and youth settings, with nothing extra to learn.
“Designed to sit alongside how schools already work, supporting the shift toward earlier, evidenced identification of need that’s shaping education policy nationally”
Sheila McGowan, therapist, Northern Ireland
12-sided Dode
(Dodecahedron)
12-sided Dode
(Dodecahedron)
This is the main piece that brings the kit to life. Roll it and let it choose the theme, so no one has to pick a topic in front of everyone. That small shift makes sessions feel lighter, fairer and more engaging, especially for children who feel put on the spot. It also keeps things moving so you can run short check-ins or longer sessions without overthinking what to do next.
12 theme cards
Each with a QR code
You get 12 cards, one for each theme.Each card includes prompts and questions you can use straight away, written for children and mixed-ability groups.If you want more variety, the QR code links to extra prompts online, so the conversation can keep flowing.
Activity cube
6-sided
The activity cube is used after a wellbeing question, whether a young person answers or chooses to pass.It introduces a short, playful activity that helps reset energy and keep everyone engaged.By balancing reflection with movement and play, sessions feel lighter, more inclusive and enjoyable, rather than intense. Use it as a warm-up, a mid-session break, or a positive way to end on a good note!
Activity cube
6-sided
The activity cube is used after a wellbeing question, whether a young person answers or chooses to pass.It introduces a short, playful activity that helps reset energy and keep everyone engaged.By balancing reflection with movement and play, sessions feel lighter, more inclusive and enjoyable, rather than intense. Use it as a warm-up, a mid-session break, or a positive way to end on a good note!
Reflection journal
The reflection journal gives children a private space to write, draw or jot down a few words.Some children are happy to share out loud, while others need time to think first, and the journal supports both.It helps them notice patterns, like what triggers stress, what helps them feel better, and what they might try next time.Over time, it becomes a personal record of progress, not a worksheet, just a safe space to reflect.
Wellbeing dashboard
The Well4U platform
After the children play, every check-in feeds into a live dashboard for staff, colour-coded across nine areas from friendships to sleep. Because every child checks in, not just those already flagged, patterns show up early, before things reach crisis point. Over time it builds a record that can support a child’s individual support plan. It sits alongside whatever pastoral or SEND provision a school already has.
The 12 themes
The kit covers 12 themes that come up again and again for young people. Each one comes with prompts and questions that help you start the conversation and keep it moving.
1. Stress management
2. Identity and belonging
3. Friendships
4. Changes
5. Bullying
6. Social Media
7. Bounce Back
8. Safety
9. Confidence
10. Diversity & Inclusion
11. Growth & Goals
12. Fun Questions



