Parental participation in educational activities at school was the fourth objective which guided the researcher in
the study. The study noted that, parental participation in educational activities at school had an influence on
academic performance of preschool learners. A group 11(13.75%) of the parents held responsibility at their
children’s preschools committee members, 12(15%) parents represented various classes in the school
management committees, while 55(68.75%) of the parents indicated they did not hold any responsibility in their
children’s preschools. The preschool children whose parents were teachers got a mean score of 80%, those
whose parents were in the school committees got a mean of 40%, those whose parents were class
representatives got a mean score of 40%, while those whose parents had no responsibilities at the preschools
got a mean score of 20%. Preschool children whose parents were teachers performed better than those children