. Read the article and make up 5 special questions. Highland High School. With 830 pupils aged between 12 and 18, Lochaber High School, at Fort William, is one of the largest secondary schools in the Highlands. It covers a huge area; many of the pupils come from small communities and travel up to 40 km to get into school each day. In the past, the school covered a much larger area and many pupils were obliged to stay in one of the school hostels, or — if older — to lodge with local families; but other high schools have opened in the West Highlands, so the catchment area for Lochaber High, though still very large, is not as large as it used to be. Pupils travel into school by car, by bus, or by special minibus each day, and some come on foot or by bike. The majority live in Fort William itself, or in one of the surrounding villages such as Caol, Corpach, or Inverlochy. Pupils from our school were used as extras in two of the Harry Potter films, which were made in part near Fort William! At the end of their school career, and after obtaining higher or advanced higher grade exam results, many fifth and sixth year pupils decide to move on to some form of further education — either college or university. Some students can remain in or near Lochaber, taking specialised courses at the West Highland college; but most leave home in Lochaber, and go south or east to cities such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, or Aberdeen. Many young people in this area feel that there are not enough opportunities here. Going to a city inevitably means new friends, a whole new lifestyle, and the prospect of a more exciting night life. Even though Fort William is, by some standards, small and relatively isolated, it is a beautiful place to live. It may not be exciting and incredibly trendy, but that doesn't matter. There is a real community atmosphere here, and many people know, or are related to, many other people. There is always something to do or see in Fort William; there is no excuse for being bored! As far as I am concerned, it is a great place to live — a beautiful place, with wide open spaces, fresh air, peace and quiet, and magnificent scenery. It is an area full of myths and legends — some of them true, others pure invention! But there is one thing that is certainly not "Scotch mist", and that is Highland hospitality. It is still very real, very alive! We look forward to seeing you! help please the question should not be easy help me please ​

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