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    Database for Primary Level

    Our Junior department is looking for a database program to replace Granada Database. Do any of you have recommendations on which programs are good at this level?

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    We have Textease Studio CT which includes both database and spreadsheet modules.

    Our youngsters start with Textease and move on to M$ Office
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    You could try Junior Viewpoint which is not bad, and will run as a multi user database if you get the latest version. I have also used MangoData which on the surface looks OK I have ahad probloems with it so if I had to choiose I would go with Junior Viewpoint.

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    My old school used textease for children up to year 4. My current school uses Junior Viewpoint and Junior Pinpoint for children up to year 8

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    We find Excel to be quite sufficient for everything the Primary curriculum asks of a "database" program. We used to use BlackCat's Information Workshop, but staff unfamiliarity with it made Excel the better option.

    We use Junior Viewpoint in Y7.

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    Left field idea here

    ClarisWorks

    Simple as a brick but gets the idea of fields and records across
    and now free AFAIK (at least it came free with tons of magazines in the 90s)

    PM me if you want a copy

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    we have used flextree FlexiTREE 2 - a branching database for schools and 2investigate 2Simple Software - Making simple, powerful & creative educational software and for resources Learning Module Page:

    if you want an activity you could use Whodunnit? online

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