Activities at Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home

Residents and staff got into the festive spirit having a wander around Langlands garden centre which has been beautifully decorated for the festive season. They also enjoyed a coffee and a cake in the Café afterwards.

Mr and Mrs Green, who have been residents at the home for over a year, enjoyed the trip. Mr Green commented, “It was lovely to visit Langlands as me and my wife used to go with our son. The effort put in by Langlands to create the displays was great – my wife and I also enjoyed looking through the gardening things as we used to be keen gardeners”

Our residens got into the Christmas spirit and got busy crafting, the table was filed with a variety of crafting items. Residents chose between making cards, colouring and making mini Christmas trees using pine cones.

It was wonderful to have residents together as they chatted the afternoon away, enjoying the company of each other.

We were back out on the bus to see our friends at Scarborough Hall Care Home - Barchester for a Choirchester session at their local Methodist church.

Homes from around the Yorkshire region joined together to sing Christmas carols followed by some tasty mince pies and refreshments.

On the way back we couldn’t resist a trip down to the seafront as the sun went down, the perfect way to end a lovely day.

Staff, residents, relatives and the local community came together at Stamford Bridge care home to enjoy a wonderful Christmas Fete.

The care home had stalls including a tombola, raffle, cakes and cards. They managed to raise over £400 which will go towards future activities for their residents.

The team at Stamford Bridge care home would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who either manned a stall, donated a raffle prize or who came along to support the home.  There was a fantastic atmosphere throughout the day.

Our residents love the classes and events that OOMPH, an online platform that we use, provides. This time our residents fancied an exercise class to get them moving - each resident worked hard stretching their arms and legs. One resident said "it was nice to do some exercise from my chair". We were all ready for a rest and a cup of tea afterwards 

Recently our residents got busy lining tins, cracking eggs and mixing ingredients to create our Christmas cake. Residents shared with each other all the different ways that they made their Christmas cakes. After our residents had enjoyed making the cake mixture it was then baked by our catering team and will be decorated in December ready for residents to enjoy on Christmas day.