Small cohort is joined to another cohort at another school for SACs?

[wildareal]

If you have a small cohort (ie 2 people doing Latin) does that mean your SAC cohort will be joined with another schools?

[m@tty]

Yes. A cohort must comprise of at least 5 students. Hence, if you have less than 5 students, or there is a plausible possibility that a number students drop the subject leading to a total of less than 5 students, you have to form a conglomerate cohort such that there is at least 5 students. You share SAC's and both schools share in the marking of said SAC's.

[wildareal]

I see. At my school there are actually 8 people doing Latin: 2boys and 6 girls, but the cohorts are separate because they are considered different schools. So chances are, the SAC marks, as you said would be amalgamated to form a conglomerate cohort (lol).

[m@tty]

Sounds right.

And yeah, conglomerate cohort