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.

Enriching life
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Alice and Sarah

Activities Team

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

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 Oxford Beaumont Care Community

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Happy Pride

To celebrate Pride month here at Oxford Beaumont we have been discussing the reasons why we celebrate Pride and we have been sharing the love by decorating rainbow cakes and biscuits to share with our peers.

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Cutteslowe Park

Residents and staff had a trip to Cutteslowe and Sunnymead Park in the lovely sunshine. The trip entailed a walk around the lake to feed the ducks and watch them swim around, even the little ducklings came to say hello! To finish the trip we enjoyed a well-deserved cold ice-cream!

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Chirpy Chicks

We have been on an incredible 10 day journey hatching chicks and watching them grow and develop their own unique, chirpy personalities. The chicks have brought so much life and joy into the home and has enhanced moods and conversations between residents, staff and visitors. It has been an amazing experience and abled residents to have first-hand contact with animals and promoted a duty of care and responsibility.

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National Museum Day

For national museum day residents and staff took a mini bus outing to the Ashmolean museum in Oxford. It was a fantastic day exploring all the different artefacts and paintings. The residents reminisced about previous trips they had made to the museum with their own females and children over tea and cake in the cafe!

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Millets Farm

Residents, staff and families enjoyed a fun mini bus trip out to Millets Farm. We spent the morning meeting some animals, browsing the farm shop and chatting over tea and cake. It was great opportunity for families to spend time with their loved ones and to get to know the staff a bit better. Some of the residents expressed how much they enjoyed the trip and they used to visit the farm frequently and it was great to back and see all the changes and share new experiences.

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Easter Flowers

Over the Easter period we were fortunate enough to be joined by Abingdon Flower club who led a group interactive flower arranging session for the residents. The residents were then able to create their own floral arrangements to display around the home during the Easter celebrations. We used spring flowers such as daffodils and other garden greenery which led to group discussions about the residents own gardens and their favourite flowers. To finish off the arrangements we added mini chocolate eggs for final decorations – perfect treat for Easter morning too!