Prader Willi Syndrome

Monday, 31 October 2011

we all had Halloween party at Bishops Corner. Alan did all the party food

We all played party games like musical statue and hide and seek. We all one prizes on games it was a very good Halloween party.

Thank you very much Donna, Sanchia, Erin and Alan.

Thank you very much from Mr Barrie Gore.

On Friday 28th of October I went with Friary gardeners in the afternoon to laser quest at clambers. We were playing against the co-operative, Parchment Trust. There were two teams blue and red. We work the bread team, which we had to shoot brew lasers which were on their heads. We played five games, one was the practice round. Then in the games one of games we had to defend our place. The blue team had to shoot at us to get as out of the game. Then there was two games which both teams had to plant the bomb which was in the black brief case but over all the red team one. We were get our own back on the co-operative which one. The last time are we played at laser quest I thought it was great fun. The best hiding place was the land Rover.

I think some time New Directions should get to go there and play the game. The price of it is £8.50 but if you get a membership the cost is £6.50.

By Joshua Courtauld at Bishops Croft Robertsbridge.

New Directions has completed the purchase of a property to open another residential care home for adults with Prader Willi Syndrome. This will bring the total number of homes to five, supporting thirty four persons with PWS. Over recent times we have received numerous enquiries for placements within our service. There is much work to be done before the home is ready to open. We will regularly update progress on this web-site.