Lij,
I'm certain that your driving instructor would not put you in any risk of injury or push your abilities beyond what you are capable of...
Remember, they're sat in the car next to you, and I'm sure they don't want to put themselves at risk.
In addition, your instructor will overload you with information, or so it will seem, as this is the stage where you are picking so much up.
Honestly, within 4-5 weeks, you'll be flying up and down bypasses and wonder what you were worrying about.
And, by the way, I'm a Grade 1 Police Trained Driver, and 8 years ago, I couldn't reverse round corners, you will be amazed how much you can pick up.

Hi


I have been driving for four years now. When i was learning to drive i found it difficult to take in everything at the same time.
You are concentrating on what you are doing and your divo DI is barking instructions at you to do this and that.
Dont get in to much of a flap and after your lessons think about what you did, what your DI said and spend the time in between your lessons going over that in your mind.
When you have your next lesson you will feel more confident as you are mentally ready for it.
Good luck and dont ever feel disheartened.
I didnt pass first time, passed on my second.

I have driven about 150,000 miles since passing my test and loved every mile of them. Apart from driving to Devon last July, (it took ages!)
Good Luck and best wishes for your test.