Exam Success Blueprint
Your Guide to Calm, Collaborative, Parenting in Exam Season
A clear, detailed guide with quick videos, calming audios, simple coaching tools and checklists - everything you need in one central space
FREE FOR MONTH OF JUNE 2025 (thereafter, £35)
Skills, Strategy and Support in One Place
This Exam Success Blueprint combines the most effective coaching tools I’ve used with 100s of students and parents
Avoid conflict, create calm, and support your teen’s unique learning style with a clear plan that actually works
You’re hoping they’ll be fine…
But, how are you meant to know?
✔ You second-guess everything
✔ You want reassurance they’re on the right path
✔ You’re flooded with advice, but none of it seems to work
You don’t need to do this alone.
The Exam Success Blueprint gives you a clear plan to guide your teen the challenges
What You’ll Get: The Exam Success Blueprint
PDF Workbook with Bonus Video Lessons, Calming Audios, Checklists & Templates
Plus heaps of coaching tips, regulations tools and practical advice that actually works
The Clear 4-Step Process
Your Guide to Calm, Collaborative Parenting for Exam Season
Step 1: Identify Archetype
Understand your teen’s unique needs
• Identify your teen’s revision style (watch video)
• Spot stress patterns and emotional triggers
• Tailor your support to their needs
Step 2: Start Coaching
Avoid nagging and trying to fix
• Use active listening and powerful questions (use our checklist)
• Avoid nagging and reduce conflict
• Help your teen feel seen, heard and confident
Step 3: Use Calming Tools
Feel calm and co-regulate with your teen
• Anchor technique for calm & confidence (use the audios)
• Mind-body tools to reset the nervous system
• Sophrology visualisations to enhance focus and boost belief
Step 4: Create Action Plan
Create a plan that works for everyone
• Co-create a realistic revision plan (use our Canva template)
• Set calming routines before and during exams
• Reassure them that they’re coping well.
Thriving Former Students
“Kate’s coaching and calming voice helped me sleep, focus, and reset during stressful times. It made a huge difference, especially during exams when I needed it most.”
- Becky , Actress
“The coaching work and visualisations helped me believe in my ability, reduce stress, and perform at my best. I still use these techniques today."
-Hugo, Account Manager
“I struggled at school with exam anxiety but Kate’s techniques helped me stay calm and see the exams going well - an outcome I hadn’t been able to see before. I was thrilled I achieved my best results — and used the tools again at uni!”
-Jemima, Sustainability Manager
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FAQs
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The Blueprint gives you a clear, proven framework to guide your teen through exam season — covering motivation, organisation, mindset, and emotional wellbeing. You’ll get ready-to-use tools that help you support your child calmly and effectively, even when time and patience are in short supply.
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That’s exactly what the Blueprint is built for. You'll learn how to coach and guide your teen without lecturing or nagging — offering the kind of support they’re more likely to accept and actually use.
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No. While many mums join us, and the language is directed towards them, the Blueprint is designed for anyone raising a teenager — whether you’re a parent or educator — who wants to feel more confident supporting teens through exams.
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No — it complements them. Tutoring focuses on subject content. The Blueprint gives your teen the mindset, planning skills, and emotional resilience they need to revise and perform at their best — whatever subjects they’re studying.
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It’s ideal for parents of teens preparing typically aged 11-18 and facing exams - whether GCSEs, A-levels, IB or similar— the techniques are flexible enough to support younger or older students facing academic pressure.
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Yes. The Blueprint is designed with all learners in mind. The coaching strategies, calming tools, and flexible systems are particularly supportive for teens who struggle with focus, motivation, anxiety, or self-doubt.
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It’s never too late to create a calmer, more supportive home environment around exams. Even small changes in approach — from how you talk to how you help structure revision — can make a meaningful difference right now.