Choir Practice Afternoon’s
Choir practice continues to bring the residents together. We are all trying our best for the harvest festival on 21st of October 25.
Choir practice continues to bring the residents together. We are all trying our best for the harvest festival on 21st of October 25.

From making Cuthbert the scarecrow to 1-1 games; such as light chasing, grab catch and word soup. Elizabeth enjoyed the magnetic shapes this morning she loved the colours and she could feel the pull. She also enjoyed a cup of tea whilst creating her masterpiece.
World Alzheimer’s Day at Bluebell House was celebrating with decorating forget me not flowers and cake decorating.





Betty enjoyed her 95th Birthday with her family this weekend. She had a lovely meal and the photos are just fabulous.
The gentleman were treated to a barber coming in to provide a fresher look and a pamper for all. The home really did feel transformed after the visit.
As you can see Roy and David definitely enjoyed it
Thank you to all the friends, families and neighbours that attended the ‘Families Day’ at Bluebell House. It was a fun filled day with music, dancing, fancy dress a tombola stall, ice- cream a BBQ and of course lots of laughs; even our lovely Deputy Manager got a soaking. One of our residents even created a quiz for everyone to get involved in too.
Lily Holdsworth, who was born in Rotherhithe, London, marked the milestone on 29 November, surrounded by family, friends, and staff at her care home.
The celebration featured a visit from Exmoor Zoo, a birthday cake delivery, and classical music performed by Ashley Barker.
The Deputy Mayor also attended to offer birthday wishes. Staff at the care home described the day as “magical” and noted that her family and friends all think highly of her.
Westward Ho! resident celebrates 100th birthday with special day – North Devon Today
This month at Bluebell House, we introduced an exciting new music therapy program known as Moo Music, and it’s been an absolute hit with residents and staff alike!

Moo Music brings a fresh, fun approach to therapy through musical instruments, interactive songs, and engaging activities like parachute games. From tapping drums to shaking maracas, residents are enjoying the chance to express themselves through music while boosting their physical and mental wellbeing. The therapy encourages teamwork, helping everyone bond while having a great time together.
Music really does have the power to lift spirits, and the positive energy at Bluebell House has been infectious! We’re thrilled to see how Moo Music is keeping everyone active, engaged, and most importantly—smiling.
Everyone had fun baking lovely puff pastry tarts.
Our residents at Bluebell House enjoyed a visit from the fabulous belly dancing queens earlier this month.