My Project 11+: Confidence & Wellbeing Maps

My Project 11+ helps young people explore confidence, feelings, sensory needs and goals through guided interactive mind maps. For SEND, pastoral support and PSHE.

A visual space for young people to put experiences into words, recognise strengths and explain what helps them. Use independently or alongside a trusted adult, parent, carer or teacher, with the young person choosing what to complete and share.

What is included

21 guided tools: 20 editable mind maps and a Grounding Tools information page. Topics include identity, strengths, confidence, feelings, anxiety, overwhelm, sensory preferences, support, negative self-talk, goals, focus and daily planning.

Features

Choose a starting point by how you feel, search or browse categories. One Question at a Time, Calm View and adjustable text size offer flexible ways to work. Skip prompts and return later. Build My Snapshot brings selected reflections together. Save a project to continue later, reopen it, and print or save maps as PDFs.

Strength-based prompts help young people notice effort, qualities and progress and develop affirmations in their own words. Maps can support conversations about what is happening for them and what understanding or adjustments would help.

Getting started

Download and extract the ZIP on a desktop or laptop. Read the Start Here guide, then open START MY PROJECT 11 PLUS.html in a current web browser. Works offline without an account. This is an HTML interactive resource, not PowerPoint or Google Slides. School IT restrictions may require permission to open local HTML files.

Suitable for age 11+, secondary pastoral work, mentoring, SEND support, home education and supported reflection. Young people do not need to complete every section or disclose their answers.

Educational reflection and communication resource. It does not diagnose conditions or replace professional support. Store saved projects and printed responses securely.

See the video preview for an annotated walkthrough of the actual screens.