Residents and colleagues at HC-One Scotland’s Hatton Lea Care Home in Bellshill, Lanarkshire, enjoyed a wonderful celebration of Burns Night on Sunday, marking the occasion with music, crafts and traditional Scottish treats.
Everyone donned their finest Scottish attire for the celebrations, creating a fantastic atmosphere filled with tartan and national pride. The highlight of the day was a special visit from local bagpiper Derek, who played traditional Scottish music for residents, bringing smiles all round as the sound of the bagpipes filled the home.
Residents also raised a toast to Burns Night with shortbread and a small glass of whisky, enjoying the chance to come together and celebrate Scotland’s culture and heritage in good company.
In the lead-up to the event, residents took part in a range of Scottish-themed arts and crafts activities, including painting Highland cow pictures and making tartan bows to decorate the home, helping to build excitement ahead of the celebrations.
June Sugden, Home Manager at Hatton Lea Care Home said:
“Burns Night is always a special occasion for our residents, and it was lovely to see everyone getting involved, dressed in their Scottish attire and enjoying the music, crafts and traditional treats. A big thank you to Derek for visiting us and helping to make the day so memorable for everyone.”
Everyone at Hatton Lea Care Home would like to say a big thank you to Derek for taking the time to visit and share his music, helping to make Burns Night an enjoyable and meaningful celebration.
Hatton Lea Care Home regularly organises activities and events that celebrate culture, creativity and community, supporting residents to enjoy special moments together.
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