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Two young Cowbridge brothers take on charity challenges

TWO brothers who are pupils at Y Bont Faen Primary School in Cowbridge are taking on charity challenges this summer.

Ollie and Jonny Bulleid will take on two different challenges – hundreds of miles apart and, as Ollie’s is weather dependent, they aim to complete them on a suitable date between July 29 and August 15.

Ollie and Jonny Bulleid will be raising money for their school, Dogs Trust and the RNLI.
| Ollie and Jonny Bulleid will be raising money for their school, Dogs Trust and the RNLI.

Ollie’s task is to sail the length of Coniston Water in the Lake District solo – a distance of five miles. Quite a challenge for a primary school pupil. He is raising funds for Y Bont Faen Primary and also The Dogs Trust.

Donations can be made via Ollie’s Sailing Challenge.

Meanwhile, Jonny will be staying closer to home and will be skateboarding from Penarth to Cardiff Bay – a distance of 1.5 miles. He is raising money for the school and also the RNLI.

Donations can be made via Jonny’s Skateboad Challenge.

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