Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Forwad"

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A: This required me to think quite a bit, but I believe I am capable of providing a somewhat basic explanation:
"Forward" refers to the front direction that some entity has. For example:
"That car is too far forward."
In this case, "forward" refers to the direction that the front of the car is facing. The front of the car may be on a sidewalk, or might be poking out of a parking space too much.
"We will move forward!"
This is a line you might hear a lot in war movies or the the like. It effectively means that whoever is speaking will move in the front-facing direction (perhaps to an enemy).

"Toward", on the other hand, refers to the direction something is facing or going to rather than the FRONT facing direction itself. For example:
"I'm going towards Mexico."
You are saying that you are going in the general direction of Mexico, but not necessarily to Mexico itself. "Towards" does not specify destination; it only specifies direction.

A: "Forward arrows" I am guessing this refers to the arrow symbols painted on the floor in public places to tell people which way to go.

A: Try saying "we are looking forward to the new school" ☺️ hope that helped