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Nightingale Nursing and Care Home gets virtual Valentine s visit from Cherubs Edwinstowe
| Updated: 15:35, 24 February 2021
Residents at a nursing home got a virtual Valentineâs visit from youngsters at a nursery,
writes Elliot Ball
.
Cherubs Edwinstowe set up a Zoom call with the nearby Nightingale Nursing and Care Home to spread a bit of love.
The nursery and care home partnered up two years ago and have since organised several visits.
Nursery manager Sarah Hickling said this year the children were unable to visit the Nightingale for their usual Valentineâs Day afternoon tea, but ensured the day was still enjoyed.
Newark: Cherubs Edwinstowe celebrate Indian kite-flying festival
| Updated: 14:49, 11 February 2021
A nursery has celebrated a kite-flying festival by hosting a competition,
writes Ellie Danemann.
Cherubs Edwinstowe decided to take part in the Indian festival in an attempt to combat the January blues.
The nursery asked parents and carers to make a kite with their child at home for the competition.
Harriet, 3, Rianne, 4, and Jack, 2, with their masterpieces. (44135094)
Sarah Hickling, nursery manager, said: âWe had so much fun trying to fly them in the wind and there was laughter and smiles all around.
âWe are focusing on our childrenâs mental health and lifting all their spirits in these testing times.
Youngsters at Balderton Village Day Nursery and Cherubs Edwinstowe enjoy the snow
Children at Balderton Village Day Nursery had great fun after the snowfall of last week.
Rachel Antcliffe, from the nursery, said: We were aiming to build a snowman but a snowball fight was much more fun.
âOnce we had been outside we went in to enjoy a nice mug of hot chocolate.â
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Come rain or snow Cherubs Edwinstowe says it is keeping a positive mindset.
The nursery is beating the January lockdown blues by accessing outdoor play in the rain and the snow.
Sarah Hickling, nursery manager, said: âChildren who access regular outdoor play have reduced stress levels and anxiety.
The adorable relationship between Mansfield nursery children and care home residents
They have kept up their special bond throughout the pandemic
Sarah Hickling, Nursery Manager, with Eddie and Harriet, both two (Image: Sarah Hickling)
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