Activities at Brampton View Care Home

Over the past 2 days we have been celebrating valentines day with virtual cake decorating demonstration with the senior Barchester chef, and decorated our own cakes and cookies made by our talented kitchen team.

Our activities team worked hard to decorate the home with love hearts, balloon and love notes on the memory tree. Our residents received sweet treats and a single red rose to celebrate along with lovely cakes made right here in our kitchens topped with chocolate hearts.

Residents were delighted to receive the red roses which were unexpected and touched our hearts.

It was a Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious musical adventure for our residents who visited Moulton School and Science College to attend everyone’s favourite, Mary Poppins the Musical.

Residents and staff had a wonderful trip out today in the minibus to see the amazingly orchestrated musical performance by the young performers. Residents enjoyed one of the most popular Walt Disney movies of all time, with the Banks family adventure and their curious new nanny, Mary Poppins. The children of Moulton School captured the audience’s attention with this irresistible story showcasing a strong iconic female performer Mary Poppins, jack of all trades, Bert and the children Michael and Jane adorning vintage costumes, performing unforgettable songs such as “A Spoonful of Sugar” and “Feed the Birds”, with choreographed dance numbers and with amazing stagecraft and production team effects.

Moulton School and Science College, nominated for the National School Theatre Awards, Music Subject Leader Katie Tuck expressed “it has been a delight having the residents of Brampton View Care Home join us for the performance, the musical is about being practically perfect in every way”.

Janet Brampton Views Resident ambassador who attended the performance today said” entertaining, fantastic, very well done from start to finish. Bert was amazing and the performance was so much better than expected”

Pat, Brampton View resident said “Just Loved it”

Home Services Advisor, Louise Ramage said “a great amount of effort and dedication has gone into bringing this production to life from costumes and sets to the lighting and sound”

General Manager Mo Masedi said “One of the cornerstones of our life enrichment program is live musical entertainment and this was an opportunity for our residents to go out into the community that we couldn’t miss”.

This sort of activity is made possible through our close links with local schools, colleges and nurseries. Intergenerational activities are a cornerstone of our life enrichment program.

Monday, February 10th marked a significant milestone for both staff and and residents as we proudly transition to the ENABLE e-care planning system. The General Manager and our dedicated team celebrated the implementation with a toast of bubbly and a delightful homemade cake crafted by our talented chef Glenn.

ENABLE, is a handheld device that forms a crucial part to Barchester Healthcare digital transformation strategy. This initiative is designed to enhance outcomes for residents, alleviate the workload on staff and boost overall efficiency.

This rollout will be gradually introduced across all Barchester homes and hospitals, and it is especially welcomed by the staff at Brampton View Care Home.

This innovative technology will facilitate improved communication, ensure accurate records and streamline delivery of care, additionally it aligns with Barchester’s commitment to becoming more environmentally friendly, showcasing dedication to quality and sustainability

General Manager Mo Masedi expressed “Introducing ENABLE to the home environment with significantly improve the outcomes for our residents leading to a much more efficient and balanced workload for our staff”.

National Pizza Day, was celebrated on 9th February here at Brampton view, a chance to indulge in this iconic comfort food with the residents creating their own delicious individual delights.

This is a day which is dedicated to one of the world’s most enjoyed foods – pizza. Whatever your preference, the classic Margherita, meat feast, or a veggie-packed, this day celebrates the endless individual creations of pizza, even with pineapple! At Brampton View we encourage everyone to enjoy a slice (or two!) of their favourite.

Pizza, a global favourite, has countless variations and toppings, making it a dish that appeals to all tastes. It’s a day for pizza lovers everywhere to unite and celebrate their shared passion for this culinary masterpiece

Residents had a enjoyable afternoon spending time together using different mediums to create beautiful and unique art work that they are proud of, whilst socialising and meeting new friends.

Art therapy helps to improve cognitive functions, self-esteem and builds emotional resilience as well as social skills. The art also helps engage the mind, body and spirit without the need of verbal communication through creative expression

Our activities and events are open for everyone to join in, if you would like to take part just give the home a call and book your space. All events and activities are free. 

We are pleased to introduce you to Janet who has been nominated and has accepted the role of Resident Ambassador at Brampton View.

Janet, who is a permanent resident has immersed herself into the daily life of the home, joining in on the many activities and events that are held at Brampton View and gets involved with each of the communities, due to this Janet was nominated by fellow residents to represent and advocate for them.

When Janet is not too busy with all the activities and events in the home, she holds her own fitness class every Friday along with the flower arranging that can be seen throughout the home. Janet embraces meeting new residents, helping them settle in and offering advice and enjoys meeting potential residents and their families, providing an honest opinion of the home.

Our resident Ambassador role gives our residents a voice to help shape the way we run our home.

When asked about Brampton View Janet said “When I first came to Brampton View, I was very unwell and having the care and support from the team was second to none. Having my mobility means that I can go and speak with each resident and those that may not have mobility, ensuring that their voices are being heard, residents also come to me directly and know I will speak with staff and management on their behalf”.

Motshodiemang Masedi general manager at Brampton View said “Janet was the perfect candidate with a sociable character, who has immersed herself in the home and makes friends easily with all the residents who trust that she will voice their concerns, requests or ideas"