The phrase "heading to school" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about someone making their way to a school. For example: "I'm heading to school now; I'll see you later!".
"Children with the healthiest weight were always those who regularly had breakfast before heading to school.
The next morning, Hannah said that she was heading to school, and a roommate watched her get in her car.
He could not walk, heading to school at one point to the taunts of other youngsters who already had it out for him.
These are issues of immense weight, but none are as pressing as Power's discovery that one of her children is heading to school minus the statutory bagel.
A suicide car bomber has struck at a building where police interrogate high-value suspects in Lahore in eastern Pakistan, killing at least 11 people and wounding scores more, including women and children heading to school, officials said today.
When he saw children heading to school or celebrating birthdays, they reminded him of the kids he grew up with, and he was shocked by the attitude of some of his colleagues.
Intuit-owned Mint.com is heading to schools today with the launch of a free, online program designed to educate middle-school students about personal finance and financial management.
Photo: Amish boys headed to school yesterday on the opening day for the newly built New Hope Amish School in Nickel Mines, Pa.
They walked down Boston Road to the subway station so Mery could head to school.
The aggressor heads to school, to show friends the video of his Billy moment, while Billy heads home, again.
She wakes up early to work on her serve for a half hour before she heads to school at Valley Christian High, where she is a rising senior.
