Activities at Claremont Parkway Care Home

We've been spreading the Easter cheer here at Claremont Parkway, as our amazing staff were delighted to receive their Easter treats from management. From all of us, we wish you a joyful and peaceful Easter filled with love and plenty of chocolatey treats! 

Our weekly Parent and Baby Group has become a cherished part of the community, offering a welcoming space for parents and their little ones to connect, share experiences and build lasting friendships.

The group provides a supportive environment where the new parents can find encouragement, practical advice, and emotional support.

For our residents, the presence of babies and young families  brings joy, a sense of purpose, and a stronger feeling of community.
The intergenerational interaction brightens the atmosphere, fosters compassion, and helps bridge age gaps , creating a more vibrant and connected living environment for everyone involved.

Join us every Wednesday from 10am.

On Tuesday we honoured the power of creativity and its ability to inspire, heal, and connect us all, This special day also marked the birthday of one of history's greatest artists and thinkers-Leonardo da Vinci.

In tribute, our talented resident's spent the morning sketching and colouring a portrait of da Vinci himself,  With steady hands and a thoughtful gaze they brought the Renaissance master to life on paper, capturing not just his likeness, but the spirit of curiosity and imagination he so famously embodied.

Art has no age limit, and moments like this remind us that creativity continues to flourish at every stage of life.
Our residents love art and each week we focus on a different artist, their work and life.
 

Today we were joined by local Police Community Support Officers; Mike and Chrissie who parked up the Northamptonshire Police Neighbourhood Beat Bus in the Claremont Parkway carpark.

This mobile initiative is designed to bring policing closer to the community giving local residents the opportunity to learn about crime prevention, report local issues, and share their perspectives directly with the officers. 

We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a regular ‘Police Surgery’ at the home. Once the next surgery date is confirmed we'll advertise on this page giving you time to schedule your visit and compile any questions.

Complimentary refreshments will be available in the home throughout. We look forward to welcoming you.

Please join us in wishing Receptionist; Leah Paladino congratulations on receiving employee of the month for March 2025. 

On presenting Leah with her certificate and £25 voucher, General Manager, Joanna confirmed that her teamwork and willingness to support others hasn't gone unnoticed. Leah is a truly deserving recipient of this recognition. Congratulations, and thank you for all you do.

In the morning residents, had a friendly but competitive game of carpet bowls creating laughter and chats on playing various other games and sports such as tennis, badminton and ten pin bowling which residents seemed keen to go and do again at the local bowling centre.

In the afternoon  we had a discussion on prices of things from 1955 to 2025 shocking some of the residents at the cost of living today compared to 1955, this was followed by a bean bag target game and other number challenges. 

These activities offer physical, cognitive, and social benefits to our residents as well as encouraging friendly competition and teamwork, fostering social bonds with each other as well as keeping their minds active.

These activities promote a sense of achievement, routine and fun, contributing to residents' overall well-being and quality of life.