We are continuing with our reflections after sudden passing of our beloved Queen, Elizabeth II. We created some floral displays for the home and others enjoyed doing some colouring whilst watching the news and talking about memories they have of the Queen. We placed one of the displays next to the tree that was planted a few months ago to celebrate the Queen's jubilee. 

We are continuing with our reflections after sudden passing of our beloved Queen, Elizabeth II. Our Residents were spending time creating a memorial board with their own reflections and memories of Her Majesty as well as creating beautiful wreaths which were placed under The Platinum Jubilee tree in celebration of the Queen’s life. It’s so lovely to share lots of memories and stories amongst our Residents during this week as we come to terms with this great loss.

We had all just enjoyed our exercise class when the residents all said that they would like a game of football so we got the ball out and enjoyed a kick about. It was such fun and everyone had a good giggle.

We were all deeply saddened at the home to hear of the loss of Her Majesty the Queen and wanted to do something to pay our respects.  We have been painting autumn leaves in red, white and blue so that we can make a wreath to lay in respect of our late queen on Monday.

Everyone at the home wanted an opportunity to celebrate the recent CQC inspection where the home acquired a good score.
The home was decorated with an Hawaiian theme, staff and residents enjoyed a party with a BBQ, Music and games.  It was a lovely afternoon for all.
 

We love an opportunity in the home to celebrate a national food or drink day and today is Chocolate milkshake day so we must have chocolate milkshake... so yummy. Everyone really enjoyed them.

Keeping up to date with the latest in the news and current affairs is really important to people living with us.  Everyone was keen to make a guess on who would be our new Prime Minister.  We all got together to watch the announcement.

It was National Hot Dog day on Saturday so our residents very much enjoyed a hot dog supper.  The people living with us got to choose their perfect hot dog topping too, onions, mustard, tomato ketchup or a mixture of all three.
 

Residents have enjoyed making Victorian peg dolls. There wasn't a sound during this activity; they were all totally engaged. They were so pleased with the results and so proud of their dolls.  A lot of the residents remember making peg dolls when they were little with their mums and grandmas. 
 

The feedback from the people living with us and their friends and family members is important, and we wanted to give them opportunity to create their own autumn/winter menu. There was a selection of ideas from our head chef, Daniel to get residents and family members inspired to talk about what they do and don’t like.  He created a mixture of flavours and ideas to share with the group who attended who all really enjoyed the food on offer.