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Christmas decorations are go…

On Monday, at Cedar House in Rothley, the residents had a go at creating their own Christmas cards… patterns, stickers, ribbon etc.

Today, at Cedar House in Leicestershire, we had a Teddy Bears Picnic/ Coffee Morning in aid of Children In Need. We dressed the room with balloons and bunting. Some residents wore teddy bear ears and some bought their own teddy bear toys to the picnic. One was over 80 years old. We had nibbles , […]

We have been very busy this year at Cedar House in Rothley! Everyone should be extremely proud of themselves… For the Macmillan Coffee Morning we raised… £60.00… For the Poppy Appeal, with our own handmade knitted poppies… we raised £36.80… And for the Christmas Bazaar… we raised £100.50 for the residents fund. A BIG THANK […]

Today, at Cedar House in Leicestershire, we also had our Christmas Bazaar… There were lot’s of things to see and do… We had a Christmas Raffle, Cake Stall, Cheese Stall, a Tombola, Craft Stall, Pamper Stall etc… Everyone had a lovely time… Christmas is on it’s way everyone!

Today, at Cedar House in Rothley, the residents were busy making Christmas Stamps with Jean and her sister Marian… Christmas Stamps anyone?

Flower power at Cedar House in Leicestershire.

On Friday we had a Remembrance Day Tribute for the residents, staff, family and friends. The floor of the main lounge was scattered with poppies and little tea lights. The residents read some readings/ poems and sang some war time songs. At the end the residents took it in turns to blow out the candles. […]

Today, at Cedar House in Leicestershire, we played war inspired games. For example, Trench Football, Happy Families (match up the families), Jacks/ Snobs, Towers (using what is available e.g. cups and a ball), Three Cups and Ball (guess which cup the ball is under). Everyone did really well. Some residents said that they could remember […]

Yesterday, at Cedar House in Rothley, we were entertained by Guest Singer – Steve Orton. The residents had a fabulous time. They all sang-a-long and boogied. Some had a go at playing some instruments… they became the backing group/ band!