Scholars Mews Care Home Stratford-Upon-Avon

Fun and Friendship

Friendships don’t have boundaries here; they exist across all levels — between staff, residents, friends and families and the neighbouring Avery homes. We even extend the hand of friendship to the bees as we have planted bee-friendly plants in our lovely enclosed garden. Our friendly neighbourhood Activity Coordinators also arrange:

• Making ice cream sundaes
• Watching The King and I and The King’s Speech
• Poetry recitals (Check out ‘Dusters’ on our Facebook pages)
• Apple and pecan pie on 4th July
• Harp recitals
• Picnics
• Visits to bluebell woods

So there is always plenty to do, keeping mind and body active and not too creaky. We take note of residents’ interests, and where appropriate encourage them to share hobbies and knowledge with others. We enjoy occasional trips out shopping, a visit to the pub or just a stroll by the Avon. Stratford is always alive with visitors and our residents enjoy the buzz of town, its theatre and impressive heritage.
We have a fully equipped cinema room which seats large groups of residents for afternoon matinées, or sessions of shared reminiscences with residents from local towns such as Leamington Spa and Redditch, and we make a point of involving ourselves in the local community. Recently we raised money for Avon Cat Rescue. Is that because we are called Scholars Mews?

Bistro Cuisine

Our food is so good that once a month we open up the Scholars Mews Bistro to the over-sixties, when a delicious three-course lunch is on offer. And very reasonable too! But the chef sees to it that all our meals are delicious, healthy, balanced and always cooked from fresh on the premises. There’s plenty of choice at every meal and no one need worry if they have a special diet as it will be catered for. We’re quite good at tempting fussy eaters too.

Cakes and pastries are the chef’s special forte – check out our Facebook pages and see for yourself, so coffee time and tea time are as much anticipated as lunch and dinner. Eating together is fun and sociable and induces a convivial buzz of conversation. Maybe the aperitif and the glass of wine we offer with the meals helps things along, so why don’t you come and see for yourself – whether you’re over or under sixty!