Can one school run both sections?

Yes. A bilingual school runs anglophone and francophone sections side by side, each with its own levels, subjects and scale, under one fee register and one payroll.

Are the absences counted in days or hours?

In days for the anglophone section and in hours for the francophone section, the way each counts them.

Cameroon

For Cameroonian schools — both ladders under one roof

A bilingual college runs two ladders, two marking scales and one payroll. It should not need two systems, and it should not have to pretend one arm is a translation of the other.

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Levels: Nursery 1–2, Class 1–6, Form 1–5, Lower and Upper Sixth · Petite–Grande Section, SIL–CM2, 6ème–3ème, 2nde–Terminale
Exam years: FSLC, GCE O Level, GCE A Level · CEP, BEPC, Probatoire, Baccalauréat
Marks: Out of 100 in the anglophone section, out of 20 in the francophone section, with coefficients
On the screens: Sequences and terms · séquences et trimestres
Money: FCFA, with amounts in words on every receipt
Languages: English and French, per person; report cards in the section's language

Two ladders, one office
Form 1 to Form 5, then Lower and Upper Sixth; 6ème to 3ème, then 2nde, 1ère and Terminale. Each arm keeps its own subject names, pass mark and scale — Biology and Sciences de la Vie et de la Terre are one ministry idea and two school subjects, and they are stored as two.
Sequences and report cards
Two sequences and an exam per term, weighted the way report cards print them; ranks 1, 2, 2, 4; a remark in the section's language. The office opens, locks and publishes each sequence.
Fees and APEE
Tuition, registration, APEE and exam fees in one price list; money held for others is kept apart from the school's own. A father who pays for four children gets one receipt.

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Can one school run both sections?: Yes. A bilingual school runs anglophone and francophone sections side by side, each with its own levels, subjects and scale, under one fee register and one payroll.
Are the absences counted in days or hours?: In days for the anglophone section and in hours for the francophone section, the way each counts them.

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For Cameroonian schools — both ladders under one roof

What comes ready

Two ladders, one office

Sequences and report cards

Fees and APEE

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