Understood. The fact that it's a core module is a shame, as it means that clause 5.7 "Compensated Credit (undergraduate and integrated masters, year one)" won't apply. (That could have meant being awarded 120 credits for year one having "attempted the assessments for all modules" but only having "achieved a pass mark in all core modules and in a minimum of 90 credits overall". But if you fail a core module, that doesn't apply.
However, it looks like 5.22 - 5.24 would apply:
"5.22. The
minimum progression requirements for a full-time undergraduate degree programme are:
a.
year one to year two: 90 credits passed at the pass mark, excluding modules that have been compensated.
b. year two to year three: 210 credits, which must include 90 credits passed with a pass mark in year two.
c. year three to year four: 330 credits, which must include 90 credits passed with a pass mark in year three.
5.23. Students who
defer modules worth up to 30 credits will be able to progress on the condition they
achieve a pass mark in the remaining 90-105 credits.
5.24. Outstanding deferred modules from year one must be attempted and passed or compensated before the end of Assessment Period 1 of year two for a student to progress to further years of study."
My reading of that is that at long as you have at least 90 credits at a pass mark (and you have 105) then you'd be allowed to progress to year two, but would be required to pass them "before the end of Assessment Period 1 of year two".
The fact that you're
not talking about failing a modules, but failing the
retake of a module, complicates matters somewhat and I believe 4.49 and 4.55 apply:
"4.49. Reassessment is at the discretion of the Assessment Sub-Board. Students will normally be offered
one reassessment opportunity if they:
a. fail to obtain a qualifying mark in a module or module component; or
b. fail any module with a mark outside of the condonable range; or
c. fail to achieve a pass mark in a
core module"
"4.55. Students will be offered
one reassessment opportunity in failed
core modules."
Has the retake happened yet? Did you fail, or is this a hypothetical question? Is there any chance you could make a successful claim of mitigating circumstances?