Modern foreign native language A-level for medicine

Im looking for some advice on something that I'm currently undergoing. First of all I'm interested in persuing a career in medicine and I just underwent my AS level exams in Biology, Chemistry, Psychology and Spanish as well as volunteering in a care home for almost the entirety of year 12. Spanish is my first language and I've only lived in the UK for 4 years. I mainly took Spanish A-level to ensure that i maintain my language and don't forget it as I don't have much contact with the Spanish language particularly the writing aspect. The problem is that for the next academic year (year 13) my parents and I have had to move to a city very far away and as a result I am changing school. The school closest by to our new house only has Biology, Chemistry and Spanish at A-level(they're all from different exam boards but are accordingly very similar except for the psychology one which is completely different). This means that I would have to drop psychology if I were to join the school, consequently the third A-level subject in my uni applications would have to be my mother tongue. How much might this reduce my chances of getting into a medical school? There is a sixth form that does do psychology in the "area" but it is more than 40 minutes away on the bus while the other is at walking distance. Any ideas would be helpful as I'm currently really stressed over this and the UKCAT and seem to be unable to make coherent decisions on the subject.

from my knowledge on this issue I am pretty sure that most medical schools will not accept an Alevel in your 1st language as part of the standard AAA offer, You have to agree it is a bit of a cop out considering its your native language.

My best advice is get in touch with universities and ask, but Im sure they are unlikely to accept it.

Just for perspective I went to a sixth form over 40 minutes away from my house (2 bus rides) and it was fine, my personal advice would be if your serious about medicine to persue the 6th form that does psychology.

if you need any more help feel free to ask.

from my knowledge on this issue I am pretty sure that most medical schools will not accept an Alevel in your 1st language as part of the standard AAA offer, You have to agree it is a bit of a cop out considering its your native language.

My best advice is get in touch with universities and ask, but Im sure they are unlikely to accept it.

Just for perspective I went to a sixth form over 40 minutes away from my house (2 bus rides) and it was fine, my personal advice would be if your serious about medicine to persue the 6th form that does psychology.

if you need any more help feel free to ask.