A structured, hands-on trial session designed to introduce students to databases and SQL (Structured Query Language) in a simple and approachable way. This session helps children understand how data is stored, organized, and retrieved in real-world systems.

For Children:

• Introduction to databases and SQL using a beginner-friendly SQL IDE
• Understanding how information is stored and organized in tables
• Guided examples to explain basic database concepts
• Practical demonstrations of writing simple SQL queries
• Learning how queries are used to retrieve and work with data
• Focus on building foundational data literacy and logical thinking

In this trial session, children are introduced to the basics of databases and SQL using a beginner-friendly SQL IDE. Through guided examples and practical demonstrations, they learn how information is stored in tables and how queries are used to work with data.

Key focus areas include:

• Understanding what databases are and where they are used
• Introduction to SQL and database tables
• Basic SQL queries (viewing and retrieving data)
• Understanding rows, columns, and records
• Logical thinking through real-life data examples
• The session focuses on clarity, structure, and hands-on practice, helping students feel confident working with data and text-based queries.

No prior SQL or database experience is required.

For Parents (10-Minute Orientation):

• Parents join the session briefly to understand:
• Trial session structure and progression into the full SQL course
• Core concepts introduced: databases, tables, and basic SQL queries
• How learning SQL builds logical thinking, analytical skills, and data literacy

About the Program: My First SQL – Introduction to Databases

My First SQL is a beginner-friendly program that introduces students to the fundamentals of databases and Structured Query Language (SQL). Designed for school readiness and real-world relevance, the course helps students understand how data is stored, managed, and retrieved using hands-on projects.

What Children Will Learn:

• Introduction to databases and SQL
• Creating and managing tables
• Using SQL queries to insert, update, delete, and retrieve data
• Filtering, sorting, and organizing data
• Understanding primary keys and relationships
• Applying logical thinking to real-world data problems

Program Structure:

Level 1 – SQL Basics

• Introduction to SQL and databases
• Creating tables and records
• Basic queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
• Simple conditions and filters

Level 2 – SQL Advanced

• Working with multiple tables
• Using joins and relationships
• Advanced queries and data handling
• Applying SQL to real-world use cases

Projects:

• Student Management System
• Library Management System

Program Details:

• Age Group: 12+ years
• Levels: 2
• Duration: 10 sessions × 1 hour
• Platform: SQL IDE
• Projects: 2 real-world database projects

This program builds a strong foundation in data management and prepares students for higher-level computer science and practical database applications.