The establishment of a database system that has information on all schools in the district is required by a district government. A database for the school has been identified and defined as the requirements collecting and analysis phase has concluded. • All schools have numerous pupils and educators. Students are grouped by school, and teachers serve just one school. · The number of subjects taught and the number of teachers teaching them varies from teacher to teacher. Teachers' time teaching a subject should be stored in the database. Each teacher's information is kept in the form of their National Insurance number (NIN), name (first and surname), gender, and educational qualifications. Each subject is defined by its subject title and kind. Each student is able to take up two or more subjects, and the same subject can be studied by multiple students. Every student is identified by their ID number, their name (first and last), their sex, and their birth date. • Teachers administer each school. When it comes to the management of the school, the database should note the date the person started. Each school maintains a data set that comprises its code, name, address (including street and postal code), and phone number. Create an ER diagram to better see it. BThe establishment of a database system that has information on all schools inthe district is required by a district government. A database for the school hasbeen identified and defined as the requirements collecting and analysis phasehas concluded.• All schools have numerous pupils and educators. Students are groupedby school, and teachers serve just one school.• The number of subjects taught and the number of teachers teachingthem varies from teacher to teacher. Teachers' time teaching a subjectshould be stored in the database. Each teacher's information is kept inthe form of their National Insurance number (NIN), name (first andsurname), gender, and educational qualifications. Each subject isdefined by its subject title and kind.Each student is able to take up two or more subjects, and the samesubject can be studied by multiple students. Every student is identifiedby their ID number, their name (first and last), their sex, and their birthdate.Teachers administer each school. When it comes to the management ofthe school, the database should note the date the person started. Eachschool maintains a data set that comprises its code, name, address(including street and postal code), and phone number.Create an ER diagram to better see it.1 Add file

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The establishment of a database system that has information on all schools in the district is required by a district government. A database for the school has been identified and defined as the requirements collecting and analysis phase has concluded. • All schools have numerous pupils and educators. Students are grouped by school, and teachers serve just one school. · The number of subjects taught and the number of teachers teaching them varies from teacher to teacher. Teachers' time teaching a subject should be stored in the database. Each teacher's information is kept in the form of their National Insurance number (NIN), name (first and surname), gender, and educational qualifications. Each subject is defined by its subject title and kind. Each student is able to take up two or more subjects, and the same subject can be studied by multiple students. Every student is identified by their ID number, their name (first and last), their sex, and their birth date. • Teachers administer each school. When it comes to the management of the school, the database should note the date the person started. Each school maintains a data set that comprises its code, name, address (including street and postal code), and phone number. Create an ER diagram to better see it

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The establishment of a database system that has information on all schools in the district is required by a district government. A database for the school has been identified and defined as the requirements collecting and analysis phase has concluded. • All schools have numerous pupils and educators. Students are grouped by school, and teachers serve just one school. · The number of subjects taught and the number of teachers teaching them varies from teacher to teacher. Teachers' time teaching a subject should be stored in the database. Each teacher's information is kept in the form of their National Insurance number (NIN), name (first and surname), gender, and educational qualifications. Each subject is defined by its subject title and kind. Each student is able to take up two or more subjects, and the same subject can be studied by multiple students. Every student is identified by their ID number, their name (first and last), their sex, and their birth date. • Teachers administer each school. When it comes to the management of the school, the database should note the date the person started. Each school maintains a data set that comprises its code, name, address (including street and postal code), and phone number. Create an ER diagram to better see it.