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Beacon School performs Easter concert at Rose Lodge
The Easter Concert by Beacon School
Year 5 and Year 6 of the Beacon School performed a wonderful concert at Rose Lodge today with some great singing and solo instrumental performances by several of the children. It was a lovely afternoon which the residents enjoyed tremendously.
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New Care office and resident library at Rose Lodge
Our new book case
We have just completed the new care office at the end of the lounge. This will help the manager stay in close touch with residents, relatives, staff, GPs etc and it also keeps the ‘work’ out of the lounge, so the lounge has become more domestic and comfortable for the residents.
As part of the refurbishment we have installed new book cases at eye height so that our books, CDs etc are easy at hand for the residents and staff.