Not sure what alevels to pick

History, English Lit and RS open more doors for you especially if you're undecided about what exactly you want to study at universities. Level 3 Health and Social will be recognised but will not be particularly useful if you want to do something academic like English at university. I think it would be best to do history and rs with English but if you are passionate about your original options maybe keep one of them

English goes better with History and or RS. I haven't heard of either of your other options, and i suppose whether a university views them seriously will depend on the course / institution you are applying to. What do you want to study?

I'm thinking of picking RS, although I'm not sure which one to keep as I want to keep one of them to fall back on incase it doesn't work out

I'm thinking of doing either English, sociology or law etc at university so I'm thinking of doing English and RS but I'm not sure either to keep health and social care or food nutrition science as I want one of them to have as a second choice

RS and English would work great together! I would honestly say Health and Social care, because it links more reasonably with the other two options and would be more recognised by a university. Have you done GCSE/Level 2 Health and Social before?

For those three courses I would suggest English, History and RS. Health and Social Care might be somewhat applicable to Sociology, but any of the above three would be better choices. For English, you obviously need English but History and RS are very useful too, and for Law History is strongly recommended in most cases, and English and RS would be good too.

It's usually inadvisable to take more than one "vocational" or "applied" A-level course - as this can heavily limit your choices if you end up applying to university. History is very well considered as an academic A-level, and often taken with English for those considering applying to similar subjects at university - be it English and History themselves, or other similarly essay based subjects such as Law, Classics, and Philosophy (these are just examples - there are many, many courses they are good preparation for).

If you're interested in health and the human body, you may want to consider A-level Biology, or the BTEC Applied Science in place of H&SC or Food & Nutrition. They may also open some additional opportunities in similar scientific courses at university, or potentially laboratory assistant work as a school leaver (either as a gap year activity or longer term).

My school didn't have it as a GCSE, although my teachers told me I'd be very capable of doing it. Thank you for your help

I did single award science so I can't do biology and my school doesn't do applied science. I'm thinking of keeping 1 of them on just to fall back on if the others doesn't work out but I'm not sure which one to keep on

English goes better with History and or RS. I haven't heard of either of your other options, and i suppose whether a university views them seriously will depend on the course / institution you are applying to. What do you want to study?