Community events: A knit, a natter and a Mad Hatter!
Particularly after the lockdowns, our residents love to feel part of the community. Here are some of the summer and up and coming events we are involved with. Kempsey...
We All Sing Together for Christmas 2020
Launching on 13th November 2020, which is World Kindness Day, is Heritage Manor’s We All Sing Together. This is our family and community project to bring some festive cheer...
Summerdyne’s WINNING Duck House
Summerdyne’s Duck House has WON the Duck House Competition for the Bewdley Festival 2018 Community Arts Project. Read about our inspiration for the Duck House design and how it...
The Summerdyne Duck House Project
A community event for the Bewdley Festival At Summerdyne, we believe it is important to support community events, particular as so many people in the community support us. The...
The Teddy Bears Picnic – an inter-generational event
The Lawns celebrated National Picnic Day on Monday 18th June with an inter-generational Teddy Bears Picnic. From children aged 4 to residents aged 104! We have wonderful links with...
Building our sensory garden
It has long been a wish for staff and residents alike at Summerdyne to have a sensory garden. A place of tranquillity and a wonderful therapeutic oasis for residents...
Chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken!
Easter chicks with Living Eggs What a fantastic Easter we have had at The Lawns, with our very own Easter chicks! We have taken part in an egg hatching...
Our Summerdyne Knitting Group
Knit and Natter Our Knit and Natter group at Summerdyne gives a wonderful friendship group, through a shared love of knitting. They suggest lots of projects, often as fundraisers,...
A craft project inspires our knitting group
We often have a craft project on the go at Summerdyne. It is lovely to involve our residents, who come up with project ideas which we all then develop...
The Colour Me Proud Art Project
We have been part of a fantastic Art Project with the Hereford Academy. During February, the year 11 students visited Newstead House. Their Art project theme was “to be...