A burst water main near Filey Junior School means the school will be closed to all pupils during Monday.
Headteacher Mr McCarthy called This Is The Coast to confirm the closure of Filey Junior School on West Road.
He said that a burst water main on the main road means the school has no water and as a result needs to stay closed today.
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