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N determined means that you won't be allowed to continue for a particular course. Are you sure it's an N determination or an N determination 'warning', because both are really different. A warning means you can still catch up on the course and be allowed to continue, whereas an actual N determination means you have to repeat the year I think
I am not sure as i have not received a warning previously.
Then it's most likely a warning. You need to ask your principal ASAP, a warning is okay because you can redeem it but an actual N determination you can't redeem. You get 3 warnings before you get the actual determination and because you mentioned you have not received a warning previously, I think it's just a warning. Still confirm with your principal
How do they give warnings and what do you even have to do to even get a n award?
Yeaaah I think so, I had someone in my grade who was forced to repeat because he got an N award.
It's what you didn't do that gets you an N award. For example if you consistently don't do the work in a course or if you consistently fail a course etc. It varies from school to school though as some schools are more lenient. You may have gotten a warning for failing that 1 test or something?
Anyway next school day 100% go see your principal.
I have no idea this year has been going good as i have done all my assignments and handed in all assessments on time while passing and getting good marks on all of them but one i have not gotten any warnings before this sms.
Not sure
That makes so much sense. That's great news.