Activities at Hugh Myddelton House Care Home

Activities are the cornerstone of a wholesome home experience and our Activities Coordinators are always putting their creative minds to the test by organising new and exciting social events for residents to partake in. Of course, we take into account the likes and dislikes of those we support, so if someone doesn’t feel like trying something new, there will always be something on offer to reflect their personal interests. For the people who may just prefer some peace and quiet instead, we also offer one-to-one time that can be enjoyed with a nice cup of coffee or just a simple chat – whatever they desire.

Enriching life
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Gunel Bayramova

Activities Coordinator

Hello my name is Gunel and I joined Barchester team 2020 promoted to Activities Coordinator in November 2022

I love spending time with the residents and getting to know them on personal level, this helps me to support residents to participate and enjoy all the activities in the home. I am really enjoying my role as an Activities Co-Ordinator at Hugh Myddelton House and look forward to meeting you soon. 

Life-encriching activities booklet

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 Hugh Myddelton House Care Home

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National Fish and Chips Day

Staff and residents at Hugh Myddelton House and our local community friends had a fantastic time celebrating National Fish & Chip Day on Friday 2nd June, surely one of the best days of the year!

Our chef Rakshi whipped up a selection of different flavoured batters for residents to try along with some home-made tartare sauce and mushy peas, everyone had a great time guessing the different batter ingredients.  The sun was shining so residents took to the garden to eat their fish and chips in paper cones with wooden forks in time-honoured tradition.

Margaret a resident at Hugh Myddelton House commented: “We’ve all had such a lovely day.  It just doesn’t get any better than fish and chips and a cold glass of beer, it’s always been my favourite – you can’t beat fish & chips as far as I’m concerned!”

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Don't worry, Beer happy!

You better beer-lieve that residents at Hugh Myddelton House were more than happy to raise a glass, and sample some top craft ales, bitters and lagers, in celebration of National Beer Day on June 15th.

The hospitality team at Hugh Myddelton House set up a bar for a real pub experience and brought in a range of brew-tiful British ales for residents to sample. Residents and their visitors enjoyed a beer tasting in the garden.

Our previous resident at Hugh Myddelton House Englebert commented: “I didn’t realise we had so many lovely local ales, it was fantastic to be able to enjoy a cold beer in the garden with my friends and family – you can’t really beat that now can you?”

National Fish & Chip Day.

Staff and residents at Barchester’s Hugh Myddelton House care home and our community friends  had a fantastic time celebrating National Fish & Chip Day on Friday 2nd June, surely one of the best days of the year!

Our chef Rakshee whipped up a selection of different flavoured batters for residents to try along with some home-made tartare sauce and mushy peas, everyone had a great time guessing the different batter ingredients

To find out more about life at Hugh Myddelton House please call us on 020 8886 4099 to arrange a show round.

10 years long service - Head Chef Christopher Abrigo

10 year’s Long Services Award.

Christopher Abrigo on your 10 years long service award

Christopher has worked at Hugh Myddelton House for 10 years as our Head Chef. He is a great team player and has excellent culinary skills. Whenever there is a birthday or special occasion there are always lovely goodies for our residents to feast on. He makes a the most wonderful chocolate cake!

Congratulations Chris and thank you for everything you do!

To find out more about life at Hugh Myddelton House please call us on 020 8886 4099 to arrange a show round.

A trip out to St Andrews.

Residents at Hugh Myddelton House hopped on our minibus with Jade, General Manager and members of our team and went a long to the memory cafe held at St Andrews Church, every Thursday.

The memory cafe is supported by Rotary Club of Southgate, London and Adrian and everyone made us feel very welcome. It was great to meet other from our local community.

Residents enjoyed a lovely lunch and then took part in a word association game and a quiz which was great fun. We came second! thanks to Charles, the font of all knowledge. The afternoon ended with entertainment and we sang along to the live music.

Thanks again to The Rotary Club, The Andrews Southgate and Father Ed. We really enjoyed meeting everyone and look forward to seeing you again soon.

To find out more about life at Hugh Myddelton House please call us on 020 8886 4099 to arrange a show round.

Working at the car wash!

Staff and residents from Hugh Myddelton House care home are fundraising to support their brave colleague as he takes on a gruelling cycling challenge.

Hugh Myddelton House organised a car wash to help raise money to support colleague Wayne. All generations took part on the day cleaning cars including residents, staff and their children. They invited the local community to bring along their cars, have them cleaned and join in the fun. Head Chef Chris fired up the BBQ and laid on a lovely feast to keep every fed and their energy up. The home raised a whopping £400

On Sunday 28th May, Wayne Hughes, Regional Director of Barchester Healthcare’s London Region, will take part in the Ride 100 cycle race across London and Essex to raise money for Barchester’s Charitable Foundation. The Foundation supports older people and other adults living with a disability or mental health problems by helping them to connect or re-connect with others in their local communities.