Several of our residents enjoyed a quintessential Cornish Cream Tea in a secluded private garden this week. Tucked away beneath the trees, this hidden retreat provided the perfect setting to while away an idyllic afternoon with friends, surrounded by dappled sunshine and the sound of birdsong. It was a properly peaceful afternoon filled with delicious treats. Jam first of course!
MARCH What a variety, Debbie got us to knit Chicks for Easter, we made Easter bonnets, an Indian evening, when some of dressed up and families joined us, lovely food too.
Today we took part in the Perranzabuloe Improvements Committee Easter Duck Hunt. Participants had a sheet of clues to help them find the shops or businesses with hidden ducks. It certainly proved extremely popular and we had plenty of young sleuths on the hunt for the duck hiding at Perran Bay Reception.
We are excited to invite you to our Macmillan Coffee Morning on Friday 27th September at Perran Bay Care Home. Starting at 10am, we’ll have a wonderful selection of tea, coffee and delicious homemade cakes for you to enjoy. This event is all about coming together to raise funds for Macmillan who support people living…
Latest News 5th June saw a number of our Perran Bay family have a very enjoyable visit to Heligan Gardens. By the photos on our facebook page not only was it sunny, but a good time was had by all. 22nd June a minibus took a group of our Perran Bay family to Trenance Gardens…
Happy St Piran’s Day! Our dining room is covered in Cornish bunting and we’ve made pasties to eat for lunch. We’ll need our thinking caps on later as there’s a Cornish Quiz to test our knowledge of the county. Our day will be rounded off with a Cornish Cream Tea. Jam first – obviously!
Perran Bay will once again be taking part in the Christmas Tree Festival held at St Piran’s Church every year. Local organisations each decorate a tree with a theme of their choice and our residents, staff and volunteers have been busy making decorations for our entry, The Stars of Perran Bay.
