article_snippet: Underage students at a boarding school were allowed to get drunk at a curry house during a supervised school trip, a tribunal has heard.
article_snippet: The teenagers from Moorland High School, in Clitheroe, Lancashire, were said to have drunk wine, lager and spirits as they ate a meal at an Indian restaurant, alongside three staff members, the hearing was told.
article_snippet: Deana Hall, 53, was dismissed from her job as a house parent from Moorland High School, in Clitheroe, Lancashire after pupils were said to have drunk wine, lager and spirits as they ate a meal at an Indian restaurant on a school trip .
article_snippet: Yesterday, an employment tribunal in Manchester heard that none of the parents had given consent for the students to drink alcohol.
article_snippet: the hearing was shown a series of pictures allegedly showing students with alcohol and heard that one boy drank a glass of wine and three pints of lager, and that one boy bought a Jack Daniels with Coke for another student.
article_snippet: It also heard how students were reportedly acting drunk and slurring students words.
article_snippet: Head teacher Jonathan Harrison said in evidence that none of the students had been given permission by Head teacher Jonathan Harrison to drink alcohol and none of none of the students parents had consented.
article_snippet: an internal disciplinary hearing after which they were both dismissed was shown a series of pictures allegedly showing students from the school (pictured) with alcohol and heard that one boy drank a glass of wine and three pints of lager, and that one boy bought a Jack Daniels with Coke for another student.
article_snippet: No student was drunk at all and we made sure of that at the end of the night. '
article_snippet: I would not have permitted alcohol at all if I had organised the trip
article_snippet: A headline on an earlier version of this article said that teachers were present when some pupils drank alcohol at a restaurant.
highlights_snippet: Teenagers from Moorland High School, in Clitheroe, Lancashire, were said to have drunk wine, lager and spirits as they ate an Indian meal on trip .
  