Predicted grades don't mean anything. Medical schools sure as hell won't look back three years to see what you were 'predicted', they're only interested in what you've achieved. Knuckle down and see if you can beat out the predictions. Forget what the teachers' expectations of you are, make your own expectations. Medical students are chosen for their resilience, don't let this first obstacle keep you down... If Medicine is what you want to do then pull a book out and start studying!
Predicted grades don't mean anything. Medical schools sure as hell won't look back three years to see what you were 'predicted', they're only interested in what you've achieved. Knuckle down and see if you can beat out the predictions. Forget what the teachers' expectations of you are, make your own expectations. Medical students are chosen for their resilience, don't let this first obstacle keep you down... If Medicine is what you want to do then pull a book out and start studying!
Your options may be a bit limited with a C in English so try to bump that up. If you apply wisely and concentrate on nailing your A-Levels/PS/UKCAT etc. then you can still get in.