Physics a level without maths a level

Hi, I do physics and maths A-level but know some people who take physics without maths.
I think you just need to understand how your mind works and adapt your revision to suit it. Some people get stuff straight away and wouldn't need to relearn that topic again but others do. So if it takes to longer to understand things than other I would advice using some a Maths videos on youtube and search up the specific maths aspect for example trigonometry to help with vectors questions etc.
I'm someone who also needs a lot of practice too to get something (but when I understand it I do ver well in my tests), but in a few weeks I completely forget it and have to relearn it all over again so don't feel bad if the process of learning seems long. I would also advise maybe attending Maths classes (such as the mechanics chapters they're practically the same as physics just less context) in your schools when you don't have lessons or going to maths support and asking the maths teachers to help you with the mathematical aspect. A-level maths does help with a-level physics but its doable without you just have to work harder to understand the mathematical aspects of some things.
hope this helps