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Spooky cakes, eyeball meatballs with spooky pasta and Halloween headbands: our residents enjoyed a frightfully good Halloween at Lear House in West Kirby.
Halloween came early at Connected Generations, with a spooky themed session led by Jenna from Connected Community Wellbeing CIC and more birthday celebrations for Doreen
Last Thursday Knit and Natter group at Lear House has hand knitted a fabulous family of snowmen, ready to decorate a tree at the Christmas Tree Festival at St Hildeburgh's Church in Hoylake this December.
Happy Birthday to Doreen, who celebrated her very special day with everyone at Lear House today! 🎉 It was a joy to share the celebrations with her, with plenty of smiles, good wishes and birthday cheer all round.
Little pumpkins and big smiles! Our latest Connected Generations session with Jenna from Connected Community Wellbeing CIC had a pumpkin patch theme, with the cutest pumpkin hats for the babies and a really great morning together.
Andrew and Marko returned to Lear House for another fabulous afternoon of music and poetry, with lots of audience participation from our residents and a little dancing too. Here is how the afternoon unfolded.
Jess, who hosts Pamper Afternoons at Lear House, appeared on BBC’s Bridge of Lies and joined residents to watch her episode and share behind-the-scenes stories.
Jay Irving made his first visit to Lear House for an afternoon of singing, playing along and dancing, and he’s already booked to return next month.
Lear House’s Knit and Natter group has been making bags for Teams4U’s Christmas boxes and knitting snowmen for December’s Christmas Tree Festival.
Sarah and Richard visited Lear House for a piano and flute concert featuring everything from James Galway to traditional Irish classics.
Children from Carrie’s Tiney Home Nursery and Caroline’s Childminding joined Lear House residents for a lovely morning of crafting together.
Care home entertainer Sandra Currie returned to Lear House for an afternoon of favourite songs, singing, tambourines and dancing.