Can I teach both physics and maths with doing just one degree

So I'm only in year 12, studying ICT, Maths & Physics all at A-Level. I want to go on to teach physics AND maths at high school when I'm older as these two subjects really interest me. Is there a degree that will allow me to teach both at GCSE level?

The head of maths at my college has a degree in Physics and is now teaching A level maths because he wanted a change from physics for a while xD

Thank you - I thought it was possible the only reason I don't want to be a strict maths based teacher is because physics is just as fun and there's so many scenarios you can apply the problems too! I think it's the application side of physics that I love.

To be honest a nice balance of maths and physics that might work for you could be teaching A level physics. There's a decent amount of maths in the A2 specification now.

I think that if you want to possibly teach physics then I'd definitely go for a physics degree myself, since it's a lot easier to teach maths with a physics degree than physics with a maths degree.

Have you considered doing a joint honours such as Maths and Physics together?

So I'm only in year 12, studying ICT, Maths & Physics all at A-Level. I want to go on to teach physics AND maths at high school when I'm older as these two subjects really interest me. Is there a degree that will allow me to teach both at GCSE level?