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Can you make up grades if you have a flaky spell?
What happens if she's doing badly at the end of Year 11? I think I've heard that some schools encourage badly performing students to leave so as not to affect their statistics?
Ok, I struggled in my Year 11 and 12, a lot of different stuff happened and I put school at the back of my mind. Without the support of my school I don't think I could have completed Year 12 and got my certificate. It's really important that if your DSD is having some trouble with school or outside of school that you both go to her teachers and the guidance officer, make them aware of it, and get her support. If they don't know whats going on for her, then they might just think she isn't committed and they won't put the effort into helping her IYKWIM? Let the school know. They want your DSD to pass, and they will help if they know how.