Are my A level choices bad?

I want to get into Primary School Teaching

Also what Levels have you chosen?

However, most universities (and all of the good ones) are not going to look kindly on the OP's choices for a biology degree. In fact for some universities those choices are probably an automatic rejection.

I chose Biology, Chemistry, History and Mathematics. I chose the first three because I wanted to study biochemistry at uni and I chose history because I really enjoyed all the different topics we covered in it, especially the civil rights in the USA section & the debate about who was responsible for World War One.

Don't quote me on this but I think you need to do English language A level if you want to be a teacher

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Which subject did you enjoy the most? and which subject did you dislike most? and also why ahah?

Hm that is a tough question, I really enjoy all of my subjects a lot. My most enjoyable subject probably has to be maths because after actually doing some work before the lessons I understand how things work and don't just try to remember a formula. That and (this is probably a little sad but eh) I tend to get really excited when I get a question right and understand what I am doing.

For biology you need to know how to spell(eg. they're, good, photophosphorylation, acetylcholinesterase) and use punctuation.

I see nothing wrong at all with your choices. I think the first 3 are definitely valuable subjects, and it's always great to have a 'fun' one.

Everybody seems to have a belief that you need 4 hard-core academic subjects to get very far in life, but the only subjects that unis tend to not accept are General Studies and similar options. I know plenty of people who went down similar A Level routes as you and were accepted into top 20 universities

I applied for a science course and one university isn't allowing Media Studies in my offer – it doesn't say this anywhere on the website.

To be absolutely honest I'm really not sure because I have tendency to change my mind a lot.. I felt that maybe when I start my A Levels it could help me have a better idea of what I want to do...

At the present I would like to become a Primary school teacher if that helps

Don't forget methicillin resistant staphyloccocus staphylococcus aureus (SO CLOSE)

Aaaaahhh!! Oh gosh English is my worst subject :0 I don't know why I just struggle with this and also I prefer subjects with yes or no answer ahah

You don't need English A level for primary teaching - you will need English, Maths and Science GCSE at C or higher though (and B or higher in english & maths for some Welsh courses....so try to get Bs or higher if you can it will give you more options).
https://www.ucas.com/ucas/teacher-training/getting-started/entry-requirements

Primary education is very competitive but your subjects should be fine - the real requirement is to get as much work experience as you can (they're overwhelmed with applications from idealistic 17 year olds who think it will be a lovely job working with cherubs and not at all prepared for the realities).

Those A levels would also put you in a good position if you wanted to go into a whole range of healthcare degrees (nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy etc etc) and social work if that's something that might interest you. You'd also be able to go into psychology and social science degrees (like sociology, anthropology, criminology etc) and possibly Law (although some law depts get a bit snooty about health & social care and media). Or you could go straight into a combined degree and job like https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/psychological-therapies/psychological-wellbeing-practitioner

... and possibly Law (although some law depts get a bit snooty about health & social care and media).