April

Entertainment for our residents

Every Thursday afternoon – Term Time – Grammar School Boys

1^st           11:00 am       Diddi Dance

3^rd           2:30pm  Nursery Visit

5^th           11:15am        Mother & Toddler Visit

8^th           11:00am        Diddi Dance

10^th         2:30pm  Nursery Visit

11^th         11:00am        Music for Health

14^th             3:30pm  Holywell Church Service

17^th         2:30pm  Nursery Visit

19^th         2:00pm  Graham Tuckley

21^st         Easter Sunday Lunch / Easter Eggs 

23^rd         St George Day Dinner

10:45am        Ready Steady Move

24^th         2:30pm  Nursery Visit

29^th         11:00am        Diddi Dance

Answer – “It’s Pointless” We’re celebrating Red Nose Day with our residents today!

Our residents love our party games. We agree with A.A Milne everyone is cheerful when we have games with a balloon.

Our residents joined our 3-year-old visitors to play bubbles this week. The joy and laughter are infectious when our friends from our local creche come into see us all. You’re never too old to feel young!

See our Snowman Tree in Loughborough Echo….

“Loughborough Echo”, reported that 3,000 people visited the towns Christmas Tree Festivals. Our Abbeyfield Loughborough Snowman was featured in their latest edition. Open our blogs page to find out more..

Come and see our Snowman Christmas Tree at Hathern Parish Church this weekend 7-9 December 2018!

On 7th October, we joined 5,000 people at National Trust, Clumber Park to walk 8.5 km to complete the Memory Walk for Alzheimer’s Society. Well Done Mandy & Sonya for raising £195!

Feedback from a resident at Westfield House. “I know when I come to dinner I always get a good meal!  The way it’s served, the fact that the staff appreciate that they are giving me a good plate of food and they are proud of what they are doing”      

All our residents love a game of Snakes & Ladders. Do you know who invented the game? Snakes and Ladders is an original Indian game. The Government of India site credits the invention of the game to the 13th century saint, Gyandev. The game, they say, was originally called Mokshpat; with the ladders representing virtues and the snakes representing vices.