Activities at Sutton Grange Care Home

Here at Sutton Grange we work really hard at providing a range of activities to suit our residents needs. We understand that everyone is different and we enjoy supporting our residents in whatever activities they would like to take part in. With a dedicated Activities co-ordinator and a friendly team of volunteers we are always busy with activities. We have several clubs including; gardening, film, craft, music, puzzles, and singing. We enjoy live music and entertainment, both in and outside of the home, and have regular outings on the minibus to local places of interest. Residents take part in animal assisted therapy, afternoon tea, arts and crafts classes, and visits from local community groups and school children. We believe it is important to provide stimulating, meaningful and relevant activities for our residents in order to make friends, and build a warm community to live.

Enriching life
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Alison Wareing

Activities Co-Ordinator

Hi, I'm Alison.  I am the Activities Co-ordinator here at Sutton Grange, I joined the team in 2016. 

I grew up in the local area and started my career working with animals.  After I had my daughter, and before I joined Barchester, I trained as a teacher and taught lipreading and communication.  The skills I learnt have been invaluable in my role today.

Now, I fill my days spending time with our wonderful Residents, helping them to live their lives to the fullest. I try to make a difference in someone’s life each day.

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 Sutton Grange Care Home

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World Ukulele Day

Residents, their families and staff were entertained by a Ukulele group officially known as "A Cluster of Pluckers" !  General Manager, Benn Mott said the music was really great and so uplifting.  The group were so good we look forward to seeing them again at Sutton Grange.

Burns Night Celebration

Residents and families celebrated with a wonderful set of traditional Scottish music by the talented Piper, Bob Wilson. We also read and listened to some Robert Burns classic poetry, alongside some other poems from the time of the great Rabbie Burns.

HOME LOOKS FORWARD TO ‘NEW ERA’ AFTER ACHIEVING CQC ‘GOOD’ RATING

Sutton Grange passed a recent Care Quality Commission inspection with an overall “Good” rating after being praised for a responsive, safe, effective, caring and well-led service.  The CQC inspected the home on 19th November 2019, the report was released on 31st December 2019 and rated the home, run by Barchester Healthcare, as “Good” overall.

Bennett Mott, General Manager at Sutton Grange said: “We are delighted that Sutton Grange was rated ‘Good’ overall following the CQC’s most recent inspection. The team at Sutton Grange always strive to provide the best possible quality care for everyone who lives at the home.”

 

 

 

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"The Wizard of Banks" Panto

There's no place like care home for panto! 

There are no limits to the talents of the Staff at Sutton Grange as witnessed and thoroughly appreciated by a full house of residents, their families and friends at this years Panto performance written and produced by General Manager Benn Mott. 

The cast of "The Wizard of Banks" was made up of carers, nurses and activities coordinators who delivered a hilarious and most enjoyable production which was a variation of The Wizard of Oz film, much loved by all. 

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Residents Mark Armistice Day

Residents mark Armstice Day

To mark Armistice Day, Residents of Sutton Grange welcomed the children from local school, St Stephens Primary as part of their as part of the Generations Unite Initiative, making poppies for Armistice Day in Remembrance which was displayed in the homes entrance foyer & bistro.  A touch of nostalgia was added with a performance by talented vocalist, Sophie Bennett who performed wartime greats with everyone singing along.

General Manager Bennett Mott said: “We would like to thank everyone who came along and contributed to our events and made the occasion all the more poignant.”

 

 

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A Mad Hatter's Tea Party

Residents attended a wonderful afternoon tea on Thursday 24th October 2019 themed "A Mad Hatter's Tea Party"

Carers and staff dressed up fitting the occassion and the music & song was delivered by non other than Alice in Wonderland herself.  Bennett Mott, General Manager said "The atmosphere was magical, everyone had a lovely afternoon and No one was late for the very important date"

Upcoming events

May

Spring is in full swing! Come along and see what we have going on during the fresh month of May...

Emergency Services - Take a Break with us

We would like to thank all emergency services personnel - come and take a break with us!

Coffee Mornings - Every Wednesday

We extend a warm invitation for you to join us for a cuppa and to make new friends - all welcome.