To celebrate St David's Day we filled Riverview with daffodils and enjoyed a delicious afternoon tea. In the words of St David, "Be joyful, keep the faith and do the little things that you have heard and seen me do."

Abingdon's activities team Kirsty and Stanley have been busy preparing for Mother's Day. Stanley ensured that all those who wanted to were pampered and ready for Mother's Day, whilst all ladies received a gift to either celebrate them as a mother or to honour the special women in their lives. The gentlemen at Abingdon Court didn't miss out either. All the dining rooms were decorated with balloons and banners and the tables were dressed beautifully whilst the chef and his team provided a wonderful Mothering lunch for all to enjoy.  

Spring is almost with us but whilst we are waiting for the weather to warm up, we decided to create our own flower arrangements. Our residents chose their own colours and began to create these beautiful flowers. It was fiddly work but worth it when we saw the results. After we made flowers we talked about Mother's Day and spoke about all the wonderful flowers shared on this day.  

Flower arranging is one of the favourite pastimes at Wyndham Hall. It's always a friendly and social group and the results are always beautiful. 

Bowerfield House held a Mother's Day raffle between staff, residents and relatives to bring some cheers this Mother's Day. Sarah won our first prize and Megan won the second prize. 

We had an amazing time at Cavendish Court Carnival Day. From hook a duck to the coconut shy, great fun was had by all. 

We had a film afternoon. The residents thoroughly enjoyed a film from their past and their theatre treats. 

It's been a very busy month so far with birthdays, Mother's Day this Sunday and we're now preparing for St Patrick's Day, residents have been busy cutting out shamrocks to decorate our tree and making placemats for the table.  

The residents enjoyed International Women's Day with a Rose Afternoon Tea. They enjoyed a selection of cakes, biscuits and pastries served with teas and coffees, while they were reminiscing about inspirational women in their lives. Also, female residents received a rose as a present to celebrate this very special day. 

Jordan Wild was nominated by staff and residents at Cavendish Court for our worker bee of the month. Jordan was very happy and surprised to have been nominated and won! Jordan is an excellent carer and truly deserves this nomination and award.