YR 13 a levels (law degree) HELP

I'll be honest - Law is an EXTREMELY competitive degree at university. I am also not applying for Law, so I can't be of too much help. But if it's what you want to do, don't give up hope. The fact that you have any extracurriculars is great, so make sure those go into your personal statement - and expand on what skills you showed/gained during these.
Your predicted grades will be sent with your application, and they look pretty good to me. However as I said, law is very competitive, so I don't know how much better everyone else is. Definitely request to get that B moved up to an A, and then I think you stand a better chance.
GCSEs, while looked at, shouldn't matter too much - it depends on the specific university in some cases, so look at the admissions requirements pages for places you're thinking of applying to, and see which ones fit your grades if they mention GCSEs. TBH, since you've at least high passed your English exams, I think you'll be fine - most unis with essay courses probably just want a 5 in English.
Good luck, I'm sure with your dedication the path forwards will be attainable. I hope someone with more law experience comes along to help you out more, too!
P.S: while Russell Groups seem to ask for high grades, I managed a contextual offer from Uni of Manchester (I didn't even know I was eligible lol) with "WP Plus" - meaning my school and postcode both counted towards it. I only need a BBC to get in for Latin & French, so with that in mind, I think you defo have a shot!

Hiii what's WP plus?? Manchester is my first choice for Law and I tried the contextual calculator thing and it says I'm eligible. Normal requirement is A* A A with contextual I think it's A A A (still pretty high) I know that law is very competitive that's why in stressing help.All the unis I want to apply for they all just require 4s and above for gcses.
Thank you for answering my question and goodluckk Latin and French is so cool omg

Honestly, I'm not 100% sure. It just came up as a link after I was told I gained a contextual offer - let me see if I can put it here. https://www.manchester.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/applying/contextual-admissions/your-data/
I think from your predicteds, you are defo capable of achieving AAA - have faith in yourself, work hard, and I'm sure you'll make it! Oh that's great to hear - so GCSEs shouldn't be an issue, yay!
No probs, and thank you!! I mostly hear of its uselessness, but yeah, I hope it'll be smth cool to say

Omg thank you girl im honestly stressing 😭😭 I'm praying I get in but we can do this!!! I hope you get to achieve your dreams don't lose hope🙏🩷

I want to apply to russel group unis I just want to know how likely it is for me to get in as my gcses are quite low. (I'm eligible for contextual offers)
Predicted:
English lit A level: B
Law A level: A
Italian A level: A*
Applied science: Distinction
Gcses
Italian: 9
Maths: 4
Language: 6
Lit: 5
Geo: 4
Music: L2M
Sci: 5-5
Business: 4
I might be able to change my Literature predicted to an A if I do well in the mocks. I'm aware of the fact that unis also consider personal statement which I'm working on the issues is that I don't have any direct work experience related to Law is rhat a problem? I took part in activism projects and I'm part of journalism club, used to be in an orchestra etc.

I am really sorry this is not about what you asked, and I am not really sure how else to ask you/contact you,
Is there any chance you could provide me with some information about the Italian A level? 😅
I am a completely home-schooled self-study student...
I am half italian and i am fluent but i dont have any formal italian education,
i study comp sci, maths and italian.
I have no clue on where to start studying, like about the literary texts, paper 3 speaking etc? How does the speaking even work like what do you have to do? How do i know what texts to study?
Sorry once again, any help will be greatly appreciated 😁