Activities at Paternoster House Care Home

Our specialist activities staff are committed to organising a mix of activities and events for residents and the local community to get involved in, including trips out to local places of interest in our minibus and visits from entertainers and musicians. It is important to us that each individual who we support can get as much from these as possible, so we try our best to arrange activities that reflect their interests and capabilities as best as possible, and encourage them to participate in any way they can. We also encourage relatives to join with activities and events as often as they can.

Enriching life
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Ashley

Activities Coordinator

Hello, name is Ashley and I am the Activities Coordinator here at Paternoster House. 

My aim is to ensure every resident is as happy and active as possible. We host a wide variety of activities and live entertainment including singers and bands, animal and music therapies, art sessions, gardening and outings to the local community. 

I love getting to know new residents and their families and helping them to settle into life at Paternoster House.

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 Paternoster House Care Home

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Royal Mint Museum Box

In February 1971 Britain adopted a decimal currency. This was a momentous event for the whole country, with every man, woman and child having to change the way they used money. Handling and chatting about pre-decimal coins can be a positive and nostalgic experience for people who lived through the changeover so, as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations, the Royal Mint Museum developed reminiscence sessions.

The reminiscence session took the form of a ‘Museum in a Box’, containing replicas and original objects from the time for people to handle. Each object was fitted with a special micro-chip which, when placed on the box, played audio clips specific to that object. This was a fun and stimulating activity, giving people who lived through the changeover an opportunity to talk about their memories.

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Our Carers Are Amazing

To celebrate national carers week here is a little message from some of our residents at Paternoster House to say thank you to our wonderful staff.

We are all very thankful for the incredible work of our carers, who work tirelessly; many of whom take on more responsibilities, work longer shifts and do whatever they can to put the care of our residents first.

We appreciate all the work that you put into making the life's of our residents your number one priority and always going the extra mile.

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Prosecco In The Sunshine

What better way to end the week then to sit in the sunshine with a glass of Prosecco?

Our residents today enjoyed an afternoon in the garden soaking up the sunshine with a glass of Prosecco while listening to the best of the 50's.

Here at Paternoster House, we have several beautiful outdoor areas and enjoy making the most of them during the nice weather

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Jubilee Fun!

Today Paternoster House celebrated the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with a special Jubilee garden party.

With live entertainment and plenty of delicious food everyone had a fantastic time celebrating this special day.

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Morris Dancers At Paternoster House

Today Paternoster House were joined by the Chingford Morris Men for a fantastic performance as part of our continued Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Morris dancing is a form of English folk dance usually accompanied by music. It is based on rhythmic stepping and the execution of choreographed figures by a group of dancers, usually wearing bell pads on their shins. Implements such as sticks, swords and handkerchiefs may also be wielded by the dancers.

We all had a fantastic afternoon and would like to say a special thank you to the Chingford Morris Men for their outstanding show.

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Flower Arranging Class

With the Chelsea Flower Show in full swing, we have been inspired here at Paternoster House to get creative with our flower arrangements and decorate the home. 

Our green-fingered residents have been hard at work creating arrangements and having a lot of fun bringing colour to the home.