They are receiving attention from the French Red Cross, who are also providing psychological support. The Foreign Office (FCO) said it is providing consular assistance to those affected and has set up a helpline to call on 0207 008 1500. The accident happened on the A26 at Chalons-en-Champagne. The bus was owned by Solus Coaches, which is based in Tamworth, Staffordshire. A spokeswoman for Alvechurch School said: "There is no further information at this stage. We are liaising with the police and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Interski said a rescue vehicle has been dispatched from the UK to bring those fit to travel home. The company, which is based in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, says on its website that it has been organising ski trips for school parties for more than 27 years. Alvechurch School is a Church of England Middle School in the village of Alvechurch, which caters for pupils aged between nine and 13. The FCO said the British Ambassador to France, Sir Peter Ricketts, would be visiting the crash site today. One of its consular teams was also sent to the scene to provide assistance to those affected. Initial tests on the driver, who received minor injuries, showed he was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs, according to the BBC. Local police are said to be investigating whether he might have fallen asleep at the wheel.