I think I've figured out what A-levels I'm doing!

If there's a noticeable problem or something that could be a problem can you let me know

I've decided on Law, History and Environmental Sciences/Studies.
If I go to 2/4 sixth forms

Geography, Sociology, Psychology
If I go to my bottom choice

And I'm not certain what I'd pick in the other one but definitely history and two others (one which would probably be sociology)

I'm not certain but i was thinking about law

I'm not certain but i was thinking about law

You don't need A level Law to study law at university.
I'm interestd in why they are so different between the different schools - is there a reason for this?

If there's a noticeable problem or something that could be a problem can you let me know
I've decided on Law, History and Environmental Sciences/Studies.
If I go to 2/4 sixth forms
Geography, Sociology, Psychology
If I go to my bottom choice
And I'm not certain what I'd pick in the other one but definitely history and two others (one which would probably be sociology)

Great subject ideas 🙂
I do env sci a level btw (only 2,000 people sit it every year so its so rare to find someone aspiring to this! lol) so let me know if you have questions about it!

Thank youuu!
Now for the questions :')
1) how much practical work is there?
2) how many resources are there for the content?

1) you get to be off timetable for field work (both within and outside of school) quite often, a lot more than biology and geography from what i know (i do bio and theres more fieldwork in env sci than that for sure). Theres no much lab practical stuff, i think we’ve done one so far in year 12 but there’ll probably be a few more throughout the course. None of the practicals are assessed so theyre a lot of fun- my first lesson was literally just wandering around a local nature reserve identifying different trees! My school do bat detection, trips to the zoo, and the like as well which is very cool!
2) not as many as id like there to be! Primrose kitten has great resources, the textbook is good and theres a few sites with notes. The spec is really helpful and aqa has revision organisers for the topics which are a god send honestly! Ive found great notes and flashcard desks plus quizzes on studysmarter which are very reliable. Theres definitely enough around that you can be successful but it will also teach you how to have organised notes and make your own resources really which is super important for uni anyway
Hope that helps, feel free to ask any more questions 🙂