Bruno Milin - Director of Catering

Sponsoring this great cause is being part of our collective challenge without the numerous hours of training!

Why have you decided to take part in the challenge?

I love a challenge! I came to the first one last year and thoroughly enjoyed both the efforts we all put in and the camaraderie (despite being lost on the bike ride!). This is also an opportunity to test my resilience in adversity and give me a goal to get even fitter over the summer to tackle these steep hills, whether on feet or on the bike, and the added bonus to visit Snowdonia, a region I have never been before.

Can you give us some insight into your training regime?

I train almost every day at home, first thing in the morning or after work when I can get away on time. My training regime consists of FiiT training, a combination of strength exercises and HiiT ones, some very challenging. I come to work by bike but this isn't enough training to get ready for this challenge, so I intend to focus my summer on the cycling, something I haven't done much this year with the wet weather (and underestimated last year). On the hiking challenge, I love walking and I spent my May half term week in Cornwall walking 30,000 steps per day, so I'm hoping this won't be too strenuous.

Any message for potential supporters?

If we can make a difference to one talented pupil and sponsor their education, it will be all worthwhile. The invaluable benefits to study at Brentwood School are for all past and current pupils and parents to see, with many success stories. Sponsoring this great cause is being part of our collective challenge without the numerous hours of training and the actual challenge itself, we'll do this for you! Just keep the donations coming! We will be all very grateful!