A grammar school has been blasted as "completely absurd" for its plans to serve alcoholic drinks on its premises.
Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School, which is in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, wants permanent permission to sell booze to parents during school concerts and other events.
It says it applies for temporary event notice (TEN) each time it hosts performances to serve beers and wines during the intervals but, as it attracts more pupils, it argues it now needs a permanent allowance.