Policy is set at the school level, so i'd be asking somebody there who can answer this as it will vary for all.
Realistically if you fail a SAC or get below a satisfactory mark, then you should be given an opportunity to redeem provided you attempted it reasonably. You should be given an S if you demonstrate all outcomes, regardless of the %/mark (obviously something that is very low - we would question whether a satisfactory demonstration of the outcome is present).
Overall, as long as you satisfy the VCE requirements, you'll be sweet. But for U1&2 control is at the school level rather than VCAA/state-wide.
To achieve your VCE you must successfully complete 16 units including:• three units from the English group, two of which must be a Unit 3 and 4 sequence• at least three additional Unit 3 and 4 sequences
Just another thing.. I don't think anybody
enjoys getting up infront of a group of their peers to present something. Obviously an ability to communicate in various ways is super important so if you have a medically diagnosed case of anxiety then I have seen (in the schools i've taught at), an ability to cater (e.g. a lunchtime session with 3 of your chosen friends / peers - i've seen this happen once). Speak to your teacher.