Residents and team members at HC-One’s The Sycamore’s care home in Hyde, Tameside celebrated Burns Night on Monday 25th January.
Burns Night, is a celebration of the life of the bard Robert Burns, born 25th January 1759. The day also commemorates Burns' contribution to Scottish culture, including his best known work, Auld Lang Syne.
Everyone enjoyed dressing in traditional Scottish attire, including tartan kilts and berets while indulging in some Scottish delicacies. Residents commented that their favourites were the haggis and coffee with a dash of whiskey.
Throughout the rest of the day Residents listened to bagpipes and recitals of Robert Burn’s most famous poems. One Resident commented: “What a fun day, I’ve smiled and laughed from start to finish.”
The Sycamores Home Manager, Carol Potts said: “What a great day, it was lovely to see everyone having a good time and celebrating Burns Night.”