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Use of particle E/He(へ)

The particle に and へ　looks confusing.
 But if you remember that に represents
the destination and へ represents the direction
 towards, it`s no more difficult to use.
We have already learned the use of に in
 previous post, lets see some examples for use of へ;

 ❶　学校へ行きます。
      がっこうへいきます。
　I will go to school. It means,
　I will go to school or towards school.
　I will go anywhere else after school.
　Here school is not the final destination.

 ❷　 えきへむかっています。
　　I am heading towards railway station.

 ❸　かれはこうばんへむかっている。
　　He is going towards police station.

 ❹　どこへいくの。
　　Where are you going?

 ❺　びょういんへいきます。
　　I am going to hospital.
    Vocabulary ;
学校　ー　がっこう　ー　School
駅　　ー　えき　　　ー　Station
彼　　ー　かれ　　　ー　He
向かうー　むかう　　ー　heading toward
どこ　　　　　　　　ー　where
病院　ー　びょういんー　hospital


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