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The story of Kelso Bolton, the 11-year-old that saved a struggling swimmer

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Kelso Bolton, from Glenashley, is only in grade six but he did not hesitate to jump in when he noticed another beachgoer in trouble.
Stacey and J Sbu heard about this incredible story and just had to share it! How often do you hear of something good happening in these difficult times, never mind a complete stranger saving someone's life?! And he's only in Grade 6!
Take a listen to find out how this brave boy saved the life of a struggling beachgoer.
28 Apr 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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