A free scheme that teaches 7-14 year olds how to deal with water dangers is coming to Bridlington.
Free Swim Safe courses have seen a huge increase in numbers this summer.
The sessions have been in Scarborough throughout this past week.
They take place in Bridlington from Monday.
Donna Loveland is from the Andrew McGeown Fund who help deliver the lessons:
Donna says she's been shocked that people have travelled from outside the region to take up the courses:


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