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Ski Sunday and The Jump presenter Graham Bell to teach British families
Scott Dunn is giving families the opportunity to take lessons from five-time Olympian Graham Bell, presenter of BBC’s Ski Sunday and Chanel 4’s The Jump.
The lessons will be available during February half term until the end of the ski season in Val d’Isere, Courchevel or Meribel in France.
The lessons, which are part of Scott Dunn’s ski concierge service, cost from £680 a day.
Bell represented Great Britain at five Winter Olympics between 1984 and 1998 and coached the British Children’s team and Interski camps. He was also a Performance Director for GB Snowsport and has taught celebrities including Sir Steve Redgrave and Heather Mills on The Jump.
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