Activities at Oxford Beaumont Care Community
Our Activities Coordinators are committed to organising a mix of activities and events that cater to all tastes, which includes minibus outings to nearby places of interest and visits from animal trusts, local school choirs, musicians and entertainers. We also undertake one-to-one activities for residents who are unable to participate in group sessions, and encourage loved ones to join in whenever they can.
Alice and Sarah
Hi, I'm Alice (left) and I've been working in activities since 2019. I absolutely love my role, and I'm passionate about providing meaningful and life enriching activities for all our residents. My aim is to make them smile everyday!
Hi I’m Sarah (right), I’ve been a member if the Oxford Beaumont team since January 2020. Starting as an Activities assistant on a part time basis, I enjoyed the role so much I'm now one the the full time coordinators.
It’s an absolute pleasure working here, being able to provide life enriching activities that make our residents happy and smile. We have so much fun together, and learn something new everyday from these incredible ladies and gentlemen.
Making links with local groups and organisations to ensure our residents remain part of the local community is a key part of the activities team role, if you would like to make contact with me or my colleague Sarah, please feel free to call us on 01865 730990 or drop us an email OxfordBeaumont.Activities@barchester.com
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 Oxford Beaumont Care Community
Keeping Fit
We are trying new ways to keep moving here at Oxford Beaumont and some of our residents have started to learn Tai Chi from videos on YouTube, which we can show on the televisions The Tai Chi sessions are usually full, and are relaxing, in addition to improving flexibility and strength. There is always a member of staff facilitating the sessions and helping the residents get as much benefit as possible, while ensuring that everything is safe.
Moments Full of Emotion
The Oxfordshire Fire Brigade visited the home on 30th April to show their support for all essential workers. These were moments full of emotions!
Fancy Dress Day
To celebrate happiness and to have a day of positivity, staff at Oxford Beaumont dressed up in fancy dress. It certainly brought smiles to everyone’s faces and brought back memories of dancing in circle skirts with frilly petticoats, watching Roy Rogers on the TV, and of the Village People singing YMCA! We even persuaded Graham to wear the Elvis wig outside when he went out to see some of the flowers in the garden.
Weekly Scrabble Club
Our weekly Scrabble Club is always a hit with residents coming together to socialize, solve logical problem in each turn of play, develop concentration, and have an enjoyable time.
We have several residents who take pleasure in playing the game and find it a relaxing past time as well as making new friends along the way.
If you would like to come along and join in the fun please contact oxfordbeaumont.activities@barchester.com for more information.
Valentine's Day
We have been busy at Oxford Beaumont Community in preparation for our Valentine’s Day, making cards for our loved ones. Residents enjoyed using a variety of materials to make their own personalised cards showing their creative skills.
Friday February 14th will be fun filled day at Oxford Beaumont Community with musical entertainment , love themed activities and a variety of delicious dishes on the menu which will be prepared by Chef and his team.
Visitors are welcome to come along at 2pm on February 14th for an hours entertainment by the very popular Bill James, followed by refreshments and home- made valentine themed cup –cakes.
Burns Evening Celebrations
A fabulous evening was had by all when we arranged an event to celebrate the life and poetry of Robert Burns. We were very privileged to have our guest Harry Gow playing the traditional bagpipes to our residents and guests in his Scottish attire. Harry explained about the tradition and the meaning behind the annual event.
Chef prepared a Scottish supper including haggis, neeps and tatties. The Selkirk Grace was said by our Independent living Ambassador as well as the toasting of the haggis. Drams of whiskey were of course part of the refreshments and some dancing took place too. The event was especially memorable to one of our Scottish residents and her family who attended the event.
We would like to thank everyone who joined us and enjoyed another successful event.
