A Thame care home has celebrated its first anniversary with a country and western themed party.
Cuttlebrook Hall marked the occasion by hosting the celebration for residents, staff, and the community.
The day featured musical entertainment, including a pianist, a musical moments session, and a sing-along with local entertainer, Tony Performer.
The home was decorated in a ranch style, and themed snacks such as barbecue sweetcorn and chicken in hot sauce were served.
To commemorate the milestone, the team at the home presented gifts to the home's first residents.
A petting zoo also visited, allowing residents and guests to interact with donkeys, sheep, and goats in the garden.
Alana Corr, home manager, said: "We were delighted to welcome visitors to Cuttlebrook Hall as we celebrated our first birthday alongside residents.
music and dancing.
"We had a fantastic time partying in true Cuttlebrook Hall fashion - with plenty of"The past year has been filled with wonderful moments for everyone at the home, residents and team members alike, and we have no plans to slow down as we look ahead to creating more memorable experiences for residents in the next year, and beyond.
"I’d like to extend a huge thank you to our dedicated team for making Cuttlebrook Hall a wonderful place to call home. This was certainly a birthday to remember."
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