<p>I am a British student and currently do four main classes in English Literature, Physics, Mathematics and Further Mathematics. I have arranged for the letters of recommendation from EngLit and Physics and reckon that they will be very good. However, I have a close relationship with another teacher who has taught me Latin, Philosophy and Critical thinking classes that I have taken in addition to what most students do in my school. He has known me since I entered the school and ensured that I was entered into the Scholar's programme for intellectual discussion and debate. He is really the teacher who knows me best although he does not teach a main subject to me. Do you think it would be a good idea for a third letter of recommendation even though he is not from outside the school? Is there quite a high chance that since he is another teacher, the additional recommendation will not be read?</p>
<p>One extra recommendation is probably fine, and chances are that it’ll be read. (But, if they don’t want to read it, they won’t.)</p>
<p>Thanks for the response. I guess I’ll have to hope for the best.</p>