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Bird is the word! Sevenoaks care home residents spread their wings to celebrate the best of British

Bird is the word! Sevenoaks care home residents spread their wings to celebrate the best of British birdsResidents at a care home in Sevenoaks are gearing up to take part in some avian-themed activities this January.

Inspired by the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch, which takes place from Saturday 25th to Monday 27th January, residents will be taking part in a variety of activities related to our feathered friends, as well as topping up their bird feeders and counting the species in their garden.

Alongside Care UK homes across the country, Weald Heights, on Bourchier Close, will be celebrating the best of British birds by taking part in birdwatching.

Residents from Weald Heights will be visiting Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve on 22nd January to catch a glimpse of the numerous birds, including grey herons, kingfisher and grey wagtails and other wildlife. The residents are looking forward to spotting the different birds and have their binoculars ready.

The home has also invited Lady Boswell School to join them on 24th January for birdwatching at the home, where seven students will be coming with their teacher to help count the birds.

Maria Covington, home manager at Weald Heights, explained why discovering our local wildlife is so important: “Residents love taking part in nature-themed activities and learning more about the beautiful environment we live in.

“Spending time outdoors and connecting with the nature around us can prove to be beneficial for both the physical and mental wellbeing of older people – particularly those living with dementia. While it is a calming, peaceful activity, the distinctive sounds and vibrant colours of the garden are also great for providing sensory stimulation.  

“It’s brilliant to be getting involved with such a meaningful initiative and encouraging everyone to take notice of the beautiful wildlife Britain has to offer. We’re looking forward to welcoming the pupils from Lady Boswell School into the home to celebrate the best of British birds with us too!”

For more information about the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch please visit careuk.com/birdwatch

Weald Heights has been designed to provide residential, nursing and specialist dementia care, as well as respite, end of life and palliative care. The ethos at Weald Heights is based on person-centred care, which means residents’ values are right at the heart of the home. Choice, variety and luxury are built into every aspect of life at the home, which offers a combination of professional, individualised care and luxury hotel-style comfort.

For more information on Weald Heights, please call customer relations manager, Amelia Moore, on 01732 809 189, or email amelia.moore2@careuk.com.

For more general information, please visit: careuk.com/weald-heights.

Open to new residents

Bourchier Close, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 1PD

Weald Heights

CQC Rating: Good
  • Residential care
  • Dementia care
  • Nursing care
  • Nursing dementia care
  • Respite care
  • End of life care
  • Day club

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