School Leave for A-level

Hi,
so I do Maths, Physics, Economics and Further Maths AS and at the moment it doesn't look like I'll get A/A*'s in either Economics or Physics. We have finished in Physics, Economics and soon to be Maths.

I'm incredibly self-motivated, having done a combined time of 30 hours since Monday this week off, but I can't do this whilst school at school. Lessons, especially Economics and Physics are unproductive: doing work in class that isn't relevant or having the teacher address topics people don't understand, leaving me doing work I can do whilst simultaneously knowing what I need to revise. For my GCSE's I just stopped coming in for the last month to revise but hesitant to do that again.

I would like to study at home for Economics, Physics and when finished maths and potentially self-teach the rest of Further maths. Anyone got any experience with this because I know for certain I'd do better studying at home so frustrating to have to sit in lessons wasting time. The school don't doubt my hard work but more worried about potential bureaucracy.

Many Thanks,
Guy

If you are so incredibly motivated, then why are you behind in the first place?
TSR gets lots of these threads about this time and for the next 3 months.
Speak to your parents and then your school.
Your school may resist because you would be absent, they dont get paid and they have no control over you whilst away when you should be at school.

If they say yes, then fine but imo its more likely to be a no, because you arent any more important then the school or other students.
You could decide to take it anyway and they could expel you, which then leaves you to sort out your exams if you have the money.
By potential bureaucracy you mean the law that both you and the school have to abide by.
If you are 18 you can just leave.

Why am I behind? I take 3 academic A-levels and an AS, whilst aiming for A/A*s. Unless you're incredibly naturally smart (which I'm not) then anyone would be struggling. I get A*s in every maths and further maths paper I take but due to my dyslexia I struggle with the worded question in economics and for Physics, it's known for giving away far less A's and being generally harder than maths.

Bureaucracy was the wrong word. I'm afraid they'll say absolutely not due to the rules and regulations. I just know people would have had the same problems but don't insult muy efforts because I work bloody hard and in half my subjects that yields good grades (hence me doing maths at uni and not Economics).

Are you in Y12 or 13? Judging by the AS I suggest Y12?

I gave you good advice about the issues as your school will see it. Take it or leave it, but we get threads such as these every year on a regular basis.
You wont know unless you ask and ultimately its down to the school. Insult or not.

Are you in Y12 or 13? Judging by the AS I suggest Y12?

Alright, I guess it's just very frustrating and it annoys me. I'm generally very stressed about it so might just be honest and see if any compromise can be made.

A-level. My first exam is Further maths AS on the 14th May

The issue is if they allow it for you they have to give it to everyone. If they do so and dont get paid, then they have issues, never mind the legal duty to oversee your attendance. The only way to do it is to leave and pay for your own exams if they wont give you what you want.