Activities at Corrina Lodge Care Home
We understand that the people we support have passions and interests that could be difficult to pursue after moving into a care home – but that doesn’t mean we don’t encourage them to try! Some hobbies can define a person, so our Activities Coordinators are dedicated to ensuring that everyone we support is able to do what makes them happy to the best of their abilities. Social events are organised with individual tastes in mind and with the idea that residents have the opportunity to try new and exciting things.
Sharon Rickman
Hi, my name is Sharon, and I'm part of the activities team here at Corrina Lodge and have worked here for over 20 years. I thoroughly enjoy my job and have achieved an NVQ Level 3 in Activities whilst working here. During my time here, I have met some truly amazing people and I feel privileged to work in a home with such a sense of community.
Read our brochure 'Life-enriching activities' for more information about life in our care homes.
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Activities and Events Partnerships
As part of our bespoke life-enrichment programmes, we host a number of live virtual events in the home on a regular basis through a number of partnerships with places of interest and world class performance companies
Life at Corrina Lodge Care Home
Savoury Treats
Supper Club is proving extremely popular and our most recent tasty batch of savoury muffins certainly didn’t disappoint. It is a great opportunity for those who have a love of baking and cooking to spend time together in like-minded company. The best part is that the whole of the Corrina Community get to enjoy the fruits of their labour. Delicious!
Scrabble Challenge
As a result of our popular 'Hobby Club' and on the request of some of our residents, we've formed a scrabble club and recently enjoyed an afternoon of competitive fun playing scrabble during which our residents all rose to the challenge an achieved some high value scores!
Lyndhurst School Visit
We had the absolute delight in welcoming back the Year 1 and 2 children from Lyndhurst School to join us for some intergenerational fun and games. We enjoyed board games and basketball, along with some 1-1 reading visits and finished with some wonderful story time led by Jackie who herself spent many years in the teaching profession. It is always so wonderful to see the interaction between the generations and we can’t wait to welcome the children back in September.
Corrina Festival Fiesta
Residents welcomed the local community, family and friends to join them in the sunshine for ‘Corrina Fest’. There was music, fruity pimms, and a delicious home-cooked BBQ for all to enjoy. An eclectic program of fabulous musical entertainment throughout the afternoon was provided by singer Daniel Brewerton, 3-piece band 'Side by Side' and the very talented violinist Miranda Juliet did not disappoint! A superb line-up to suit all musical tastes. Oh and forgetting manager Dumitru spending time in the stocks all in the name of charity. A fabulous £40.00 was raised for the very worthy Barchester Charitable Foundation.
Corrina Tots Intergenerational Fun
What a fantastic morning of intergenerational fun we all had at our ‘Corrina Tots’ baby and toddler group this month. Thank you so much to Ali and Jo who joined us from Camberley Library and Frimley Green Library for some rhyme time fun. Residents and children had a great time singing and playing together and there is always a wonderful atmosphere.
Award Winning Author Visits
Residents had a wonderful morning and welcomed Tina Stubbs award winning children’s author of ‘Life's Little Bugs’ Tina joined us for a fantastic taster session to share the benefits of a Growth Mind-set and how important it is to our wellbeing. Residents had fun taking part in some brain gym exercises, along with meeting all her wonderful characters.
Our activities are always resident led with their interests in mind, so it was really lovely to hear how they all enjoyed listening to Tina’s inspirational journey and how she came about being an award winning author.
