Activities at Magnolia Court Care Home
Our Activities Coordinators work as a team by involving staff and relatives in the activities sessions. They implement and plan activities tailored to residents' likes, dislikes, beliefs and life stories. Lots of people choose to place loved ones in Magnolia Court because of our reputation for hosting great activities all year long!
Tammie Comey
I joined Barchester in December 2019 as an Activities assistant and in February 2022 I became the Activities Lead at Magnolia Court Care Home. I am passionate about my role at Magnolia Court, I am a people person and nothing makes me happier than putting a smile on our Residents faces. It is a joy to work with such a great team, I am very happy to be a part of team Magnolia and look forward to meeting you soon!
Read our brochure 'Life-enriching activities' for more information about life in our care homes.
Read our brochure
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 Magnolia Court Care Home
Celebrating the Queen's Birthday at Magnolia Court
Fliss Fame Academy celebrated the Queen's 90th birthday at Magnolia Court on Saturday 11th June.
Everyone had a great time!
Open Day at Magnolia Court
Care Home Open Day at Magnolia Court was such a successful celebration. The Mayor of Barnet, David Longstaff, and the Mayoress, Ms. Gillian Griffiths, both attended the event. The Mayor gave a speech, enjoyed some delicious food from the BBQ and gave the raffle's first prize to the winner. The Mayor thanked all of us for the lovely afternoon and said, "I was happy to come but didn't expect to end up dancing."
All the relatives congratulated the staff and left with a happy spirit.
Jose and Mimi, our Activities Coordinators, also thanked all the staff for their help and support.
Bird Therapy
Colin, the bird therapist, visited our care home with his lovely European eagle-owl, a falcon and a baby owl. The session lasted more than two hours. Residents could interact with the birds in a group or have one-to-one sessions. Colin was very patient and told the residents all about his bird's lives. It wasn't only beneficial for our lovely residents, but also very much enjoyed by relatives and staff.
