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([www.vcaa.vic.edu.au](www.vcaa.vic.edu.au)) .  \nSubject teachers of senior classes at CSC will provide students with the following information  \n• A copy of unit study designs which contain the key knowledge and skills and assessment for the unit.  \n• All work students need to complete to achieve S for the unit.  \n• All work students need to complete for Graded Assessment.  \n• How to submit work  \n• Timelines and conditions under which assessment tasks are to be conducted, including whether resources are permitted.  \nATTENDANCE  \n• All VCE units involve at least 50 hours of scheduled classroom instruction. A student needs to attend sufficient class time to complete work. The school sets minimum class time and attendance rules. If a student has completed work but there has been a substantial breach of attendance rules, and the school therefore wishes to assign an N to the unit, the school must assign an N for one or more outcomes.  \n• CSC policy requires all students to have a minimum of 90% attendance for each class in which they are enrolled. It is an expectation however that students in year 11 and 12 achieve close to 100% attendance due to the exacting complex requirements of the senior years. Staff will keep accurate records of each student’s attendance and alert the Senior Years Leader if a student is at risk of failing their subject. Days missed due to school sporting events and other school extra-curricular activities are not included in absence figures.  \n• CSC deems less than 90% attendance at years 11 and 12 to be a substantial breach of attendance rules. This will be dealt with under the Breach of Rules process.  \nASSESSMENT OF VCE UNITS  \n• All students must be given one week’s notice in writing of a SAC (School Assessed Coursework) or SAT (School Assessed Task) due date.  \n• Most work for the assessment of School Assessed Coursework or School Assessed Tasks will be completed in class. However, this does not preclude normal teacher expectations for a student to complete research and learning activities which contribute to the student gaining the key knowledge and skills outside of class time.  \n• If students do not submit their work by the specified date/time, the school will refuse to accept it and award an NA. Students will only be awarded 0 if a task was submitted and did not meet any of the specified criteria for that task.  \n• Satisfactory achievement of each Outcome for a subject will be assessed using a range of assessment tasks including homework, SACs (at year 12 level), essays, practice exam questions, chapter tests, practical reports, case studies etc. An average of marks received for all of the tasks, will be calculated to determine, the final grade for an Outcome. Failure to achieve a 50% or above average grade for all set tasks for an Outcome results in a fail of the Outcome as the student will not have demonstrated adequate knowledge of the Outcome. Students must pass each Outcome in a Unit to achieve a satisfactory/pass grade for the Unit.  \n• If an assessment task is not submitted on the due date then it will not be accepted and a result of NA marks will be recorded.  \nSATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF VCE UNITS  \nFor satisfactory completion of a VCE unit (S), a student must demonstrate achievement of the set of Outcomes for the unit as specified in the study design. The decision about satisfactory completion of outcomes is based on the teacher’s assessment of the student’s overall performance on assessment tasks designated for the unit. 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