Help don't last subject to pick for A-level

[tsr user voice] do maths

No but really, if you want to do Physics at A-level you'll probably want Maths. AS Physics doesn't use much above GCSE Maths, but I believe you'll need A-level Maths for A2 Physics.

As long as you got an A or A* in GCSE then you should be fine, there was always maths support sessions for physics in my college, you would probably be able to find the same type of support too if you need it (the most you have to do is rearrange equations and substitute values or calculate gradients, how hard even is it but people still struggle). Id say just do a subject you find particularly interesting or fun (even something easy). Its not like all four of your subjects have to be relevant to the course you want to do, pick something youve done well in gcse maybe? Geography is more or less the same as gcse ive heard

Naw you really don't. Though I must admit, mathematical and physical ability correlate quite well and those who didn't take maths a level got Us at AS because they didn't understand any of the course at our school. It wasn't particularly maths heavy, just they need the same sorta skills.

Not even for A2? Well there you go.

It's difficult to say for AS from personal experience because although the one kid in our class who did Physics without Maths got a D at AS, I also got a D at AS with Maths.