Residents at Adelaide House Care Home in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, have expressed their heartfelt thanks to pupils and staff from Ashley Park School for their ongoing visits, which continue to brighten the home and create special intergenerational connections.
Students from the local school regularly spend time with residents, sharing conversation, laughter and activities that bring a sense of community and companionship to those living at the care home.
Each visit has become a highlight for residents, many of whom treasure the opportunity to spend time with younger members of the community. The students’ enthusiasm and kindness have helped create meaningful moments and lasting memories for everyone involved.
Lola Olanrewaju, Adelaide House’s Home Manager said:
“Every visit from the pupils at Ashley Park School brings so much joy to our home. Their smiles, energy and warmth truly light up the day for our residents. The connections formed during these visits are incredibly special and mean far more than words can express.”
Staff at the care home also praised the dedication of the school’s teachers and staff, who help nurture a strong sense of community spirit among their pupils by encouraging them to engage with local residents.
“Not only do the students bring happiness to our residents, but their visits also create beautiful moments of connection between generations,” Lola Olanrewaju, Adelaide House’s Home Manager added. “We are deeply grateful to the staff and pupils at Ashley Park School for their continued friendship and support.”
Adelaide House says it looks forward to welcoming the pupils again soon and continuing the special relationship that has become such a valued part of life at the home.
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