@5hyl33nIf you study A Levels at home, you lose the benefit of the school:
Being a centre to help with your UCAS application, and writing references for each subject, and predicted grades
If you are doing a A Level with a practical endorsement, such as Biology OCR A, you will need to complete the PAG’s by yourself (you cant do that at home)
For any A Level with a NEA, would be more of a hassle (you only have yourself to support, no teacher to mark or check it) before you submit it.
You would have to find an exam centre as private candidate (cost money to sit the exam)
Help from your teachers - especially for biology, you need the teacher to explain for the textbook to make sense
Any mock exams (November, January, March)
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What do you not like about the school? I mean, outside of your lessons with teacher. In your ‘frees’, independent study.
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I believe you cannot homeschool yourself (as in only you teaching you)
Regarding your other questions, I will summon some people