Could I do Maths at Oxford?

I’m currently at GCSE (early i know) and since i’ve been making my a level choices i’ve really been thinking about degrees or careers i want to do in the future. I have a particular interest in maths and have always been good at it, and i’ve been considering doing it as a degree after A-Levels

(At GCSE I’m predicted to get : 8 A*s and 3 As)

At A-Level i’m intending on doing : Maths, Biology, Physics and English Literature - would the fact that i’m not doing Further Maths matter? A-Level further maths isn’t available at my school, so would the mathematical elements of physics be able to compensate? Also, what kinds of ‘super-curriculars’ or work experience could i do to appear as a more desirable candidate.

I know that Oxford is VERY selective so it’s unlikely that i’d be accepted, but I want to at least try as it’s been a lifelong dream for me.

Any responses are appreciated - thanks!

in 2019 they want to make further maths compulsory (i read this on the prospectus)
Also why would you want a degree in maths but not do further maths a-level.
You can apply to other sixth forms! Your school shouldn't limit you.
Furthermore, why would you aim on Oxford (and you are aiming for oxbridge from the beginning) but avoid further maths! It is essential
You will struggle in year 1 and 2
And if you want a degree in maths what the hell is english literature doing in your a-level choices. I guess its because of your school.
Be practical,
Remember you have take the MAT at Oxford (before you start year 13) at Cambridge you take STEP (after).
If you want to get into oxford, they'll look at MAT. Make it easier for yourself, maybe try replacing some choices with further maths, compsci, electronics (not useful but hey its better than englit) or chemistry.

I’m currently at GCSE (early i know) and since i’ve been making my a level choices i’ve really been thinking about degrees or careers i want to do in the future. I have a particular interest in maths and have always been good at it, and i’ve been considering doing it as a degree after A-Levels

(At GCSE I’m predicted to get : 8 A*s and 3 As)

At A-Level i’m intending on doing : Maths, Biology, Physics and English Literature - would the fact that i’m not doing Further Maths matter? A-Level further maths isn’t available at my school, or any nearby schools so what can i do about that? Also, what kinds of ‘super-curriculars’ or work experience could i do to appear as a more desirable candidate.

I know that Oxford is VERY selective so it’s unlikely that i’d be accepted, but I want to at least try as it’s been a lifelong dream for me.

Any responses are appreciated - thanks!

I’m currently at GCSE (early i know) and since i’ve been making my a level choices i’ve really been thinking about degrees or careers i want to do in the future. I have a particular interest in maths and have always been good at it, and i’ve been considering doing it as a degree after A-Levels

(At GCSE I’m predicted to get : 8 A*s and 3 As)

At A-Level i’m intending on doing : Maths, Biology, Physics and English Literature - would the fact that i’m not doing Further Maths matter? A-Level further maths isn’t available at my school, or any nearby schools so what can i do about that? Also, what kinds of ‘super-curriculars’ or work experience could i do to appear as a more desirable candidate.

I know that Oxford is VERY selective so it’s unlikely that i’d be accepted, but I want to at least try as it’s been a lifelong dream for me.

Any responses are appreciated - thanks!