The 16-year-old old was left seriously injured after the bear rampaged through an Arctic campsite and attacked a group a British explorers earlier this month. Eton schoolboy Horatio Chapple (17), who was sharing a tent with Patrick, died in the attack.
Patrick suffered head and arm injuries and was left with parts of the bear’s teeth embedded in his skull. Three others, including two group leaders, were also left seriously injured.
They were all treated at a hospital in Norway before being transferred to the UK several days later.
Now the former Haute Vallée pupil has been signed up by Britain’s most famous PR agent, who is handling all of the teenager’s media interviews.
Patrick, who was attacked in a camp in the Svalbard islands off the north coast of Norway, has told his story to two national Sunday newspapers and a magazine and is due to appear on at least one national TV programme, understood to be today’s This Morning show on ITV.
