^^ Hey Pomba, can you explain to me how rankings within the Cohort at Sydenham work? How many people get A+'s ?
I'm pretty sure they work the same as any other school.
As many people get A+'s as there are people who deserve them.
They have predetermined grade ranges for each subject and each SAC as far as im aware. So, (pure example) an A in psychology might be 85-95%, if 50 people get that, 50 A's, if one person gets that 1 A.
Very occasionally, they will actually scale SACs. Our methods calculus SAC this year was a total disaster, half the people who took it failed (as in below 40%) and most people scored way lower than they usually would. The methods teachers got together and decided to scale it a bit. I think it was out of 91, so they wiped off 10 marks and made it out of 81 so more people would pass.