This week in arts and craft the residents continued to produce some great work.  Using a template of a ballerina (to form a silhouette) and blending coloured paint onto canvass they created some wonderful painting which they were extremely proud of.  Attached are come photos during and after the activity.

As part of the St David's Day celebrations we had a concert by Mary Gorniak who visited and played for us some Welsh inspired music on her flute and piccolo.  Everybody in attendance enjoyed the performance very much and had a wonderful afternoon.

World Book Day is coming to Buckingham House and we are getting props ready it. Our theme is Alice in Wonderland and so we are getting our mad hatters, Alice bands and rabbit ears at the ready.

The pancake has a very long history and featured in cookery books as far back as 1439 and in that time that has been very different varieties and styles.  At Kents Hill we had some of those varieties and also lots of different toppings to go on top too.  The people living at the home had a great time trying them all out.

Inspired by Oomph "Inspire Your Heart with Art"  during the arts and craft activities the past month, the residents painted and decorated wooden hearts.  These hearts were then hung on all doors throughout the home on Valentines Day, which were appreciated by all residents.   

Following removal from the doors we have hung them outside in the garden to create a "Tree of Love" for all residents to enjoy. 

It was wonderful for the residents who took part in the project to hear the feedback from other residents who thought it was a lovely idea.

We were kindly donated by our local Co-op supermarket various bouquets.  This gave us the opportunity of undertaking a flower arranging activity.  The residents selected the flowers they wanted to use and created some beautiful arrangements.   All who participated enjoyed the activity very much and were pleased and proud of their achievements. 

We would like to take this opportunity to say a huge thank you to our local Tesco store who called to the home to deliver some fruit to the people living at the home.  They were really happy to be thought of and get the gift, so huge thank you again from Anu and the team and Kents Hill.

We love to play some games at Kents Hill and this afternoon we played one of our favourites... bean bag toss which was very much enjoyed.  There was great fun had trying to get the top score too. 

Our Brunch club is a great hit with the people living with us.

Saturday mornings in the home we get together indulge in some snacks served with tea/coffee.

There is also a variety of puzzles on hand as we know it's great to keep minds active.

Now open, our stunning new care home

Located at the heart of Buckinghamshire, Chartwell Manor is a purpose-built care home, providing person-centred nursing, residential and dementia care.

With superior care at its heart, and supported by 5-star facilities and 61 spacious en-suite bedrooms, Chartwell Manor not only provides the very best physical environment for those living here, but an opportunity for each person to live life to the fullest.

If using an older Sat Nav unit please use the postcode HP18 0PT.