A six-year-old boy came out victorious as a care home opening soon held an Easter hunt.
The team at Elgar Court Care Home hid 12 Easter bunnies around the Barnards Green area for local children to find.
Hidden in all kinds of locations, including shop and services, children were invited to find all of the rabbits and write down where they had found them.
In the end, the lucky winner was six-year-old Malvern resident, Elliott Hirst.
Elliott was over the moon to have won the chocolate prize but asked if he was going to save it, he said: “Why wait?!”
Naomi Steward, Elgar Court Care Home’s home services advisor, said: “We had such fun hiding all the bunnies.
“As we can see from the infectious grin on Elliott’s face, he couldn’t believe the chocolate bunny prize was so huge!
“Local shops and services in Barnards Green were so kind letting us hide them in their shop notice boards and windows, and we would like to say a big thank you to them.
“Everyone can get involved in our future events and competitions running throughout the year by following Elgar Court on Facebook”.
READ MORE: Work to begin on another multi-million pound care home in Malvern
Elgar Court Care Home opens this summer on St Andrews Road in Malvern.
The home is led by Barchester Healthcare, one of the UK’s largest care providers, and will provide residential care, dementia care and respite care
The Elgar Court marketing suite opens from Saturday, April 15, and anyone wishing to take a look around can call 01684 880 155 to book an appointment.
In the meantime, you can find the Easter bunnies hidden Barnards Green at the following locations:
- Barnards Green Post office
- Colston Bakery
- Just So
- Daisychain Benevolent Fund
- Barnards Green Butchers
- Elite Service Centre
- Divine Hair Salon
- St Richards Hospice
- CO OP
- Mercian Carpets & Flooring
- Barber Town
- Acorns Children's Hospice
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