Make sure you have everything prepared before you start mixing: line your pan and preheat your oven. It is so easy to get flustered once you start mixing!
When you melt your butter, sugar and chocolate together, the mixture will initially look like it does not mix. The butter will look separated and the rest will look a curdled mess. This is exactly how it should look, just keep mixing until it all blends together and becomes one smooth mixture. Have a look at my photos above to see the before and after of how it will look.
Break about ⅔ of your biscuits up to put into your blondie mix, setting the rest aside for the top. I actually find it easier to cut the biscuits rather than breaking them, as the jam makes them more sticky.
As you top your blondie with biscuits, gently push them in a little. The blondie will rise a little around them as it bakes, but you want the biscuits to not separate.
Leave your blondies to cool completely before you cut into them. I know it is so tempting to cut in as soon as you can. Remember though that the warm blondies will continue to bake even out of the oven. Additionally, cutting blondies when they are still warm will result in them breaking apart as you cut them. So no lovely neat squares!