Pass Requirements for Grade 11

Here is a detailed, breakdown of the pass requirements for Grade 11 in South Africa, based on the policy guidelines:

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Promotion Mark Calculation

• Final Promotion Mark is calculated as:
  • 75% from the November Examination.
  • 25% from Term 1, 2, and 3 assessments combined.

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Minimum Requirements for Promotion

To be promoted from Grade 11 to Grade 12, a learner must meet the following criteria:

1. Subject Pass Requirements:
   • 40% in at least three subjects, one of which must be English (or the official Home Language the learner is registered for).
   • 30% in three other subjects.
   • Six out of seven subjects must be passed.
2. Completion of All Assessments:
   • Learners must complete:
     • School-Based Assessments (SBAs) for each subject.
     • Practical Assessment Tasks (PATs) where applicable.
     • Oral Assessments where required.
     • The end-of-year examination for all subjects.
3. Subject Requirements:
   • All learners must take and complete seven subjects as per the National Protocol for Assessment Grades R–12 and Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statements (CAPS).

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Special Rules for Music Learners

For learners taking music through recognised programmes, the following standards apply:

• Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) Grade 7 Practical: Minimum 65%.
• Trinity College of London Grade 7 Practical: Minimum 65%.
• UNISA Grade 7 Practical: Minimum 50%.

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Condonation Policy

While this applies specifically to Grade 12, it is worth noting for progression planning:

• A maximum of one subject can be condoned, allowing a 2% grace to:
  • Achieve 30% in a subject.
  • Achieve 40% in a subject.
• This applies only if the condonation enables the learner to meet the requirements for the National Senior Certificate (NSC).

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By adhering to these criteria, Grade 11 learners will ensure they meet the required standards for promotion to Grade 12.