Starting a new academic term can be an exciting one but also stressful time for both children and parents. It is natural for children to get nervous about returning to school, and parents need to motivate and support their children as they resume back to school. 

Here are some tips to help parents motivate their children for a successful academic term: 

1. Set clear goals. Work with your child to set specific, achievable goals for the new academic session. These could be related to grades, extracurricular activities, or personal growth. Having clear goals will help your child stay focused and motivated throughout the year. 

2. Create a positive learning environment. Make sure your child has a quiet, organised place to do homework and study. 

3. Encourage your child to take breaks and engage in physical activity to keep their mind active. 

4. Encourage regular attendance and punctuality. Attendance and punctuality are important for academic success. Set a regular bedtime and morning routine to help your child get to school on time. 

5. Provide support and encouragement. Show your child that you believe in their ability to succeed. Encourage them when they face challenges and celebrate their achievements. 

6. Help your child get involved. Encourage your child to participate in extracurricular activities, clubs, or sports. Getting involved in school can help boost motivation and self-esteem. 

7. Stay positive and be a good role model. Your attitude and actions can have a big impact on your child's motivation. Stay positive and encourage your child to do their best, even when things are tough.

 By following these tips, you can help motivate your child and set them up for a successful academic term.