Viking's No More Knives visits school children to teach about the dangers of weapons

A month since we launched our No More Knives campaign - today kids in Hull are being told how they can stay safe and who they can tell if someone they know is carrying a weapon.

We're working with Humberside Police and the sister of a Hull dad who was stabbed to death - as we campaign to rid weapons off our region's streets,

And today - we're going into the first school to warn kids that carrying a weapon could cost a life.

Officers from Humberside Police will also be telling kids about the trouble you could land yourself in if you're caught with a weapon.

Kayleigh Pepper has joined our campaign - she lost her brother to knife violence in Hull, and with the #NoMoreKnives campaign, has been back to the spot where her brother died.

We've been asking pupils from the school how they feel after the sessions: