Activities at Bushey House Beaumont Care Home
Activities are an integral part of life at our care home. We want to ensure that the people we support have as much fun as possible during their time with us, so it’s important that our activities programme is created with the interests of residents in mind. Our skilled Activities Coordinators bring a certain uniqueness to the home that can’t be found anywhere else, and which is reflected in the activities they organise.
Tina Stovey
I started working at Bushey House Beaumont in 2022 in an activities role that I absolutely love. There are very few jobs that offer the daily satisfaction and fulfilment that mine does. I am delighted to be able to play my part in helping to bring joy and laughter into our residents’ daily lives and offer them an interesting choice of events to do just that.
Read our brochure 'Life-enriching activities' for more information about life in our care homes.
Read our brochure
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 Bushey House Beaumont Care Home
Summer days at Bushey Beaumont
The sun has been out and our residents and visitors have had a lovely time in our grounds, listening to music and having a sing along. We are so lucky to have such spectacular grounds and get to use them whenever the weather is fine. Happy, sunny days!
The Bushey House Coronation Tea
The finale of our Coronation celebration tea, was a right Royal tea for our residents and their family and friends.
Once again our catering team pulled out all the stops, our activity team made the venue look resplendent and royal and everyone helped to make it a great afternoon. Once again we received so many compliments, which is very much appreciated.
Coronation lunch fit for a king
Residents enjoyed a stunning Coronation lunch, devised by Head Chef Avni and his team.
For starters there was a choice of Watercress and potato soup or Coronation chicken salad. This was followed with a choice of three mains. Salmon, spinach and dill Wellington, Herby welsh rack of lamb or Asparagus and goats cheese quiche. For dessert, Bakewell tart or Country garden summer fruit trifle.
All our residents commented on how delicious the lunch was and how much they enjoyed it!
Royal visit to Bushey House Beaumont
Residents received a Royal visit on Friday prior to the Kings Coronation.
King Charles made a surprise visit despite having a very hectic diary, with residents and staff having great fun posing with the life size cut out. This was the beginning of a very busy weekend for us at Bushey House, with a full programme and parties to celebrate this historic occasion.
A delicious lunch at Bushey House Beaumont
Chefs Avni and Sean have been hard at work producing a delicious, home cooked lunch for our residents and visitors. Here is a photo of today’s vegetarian main course, we can confirm it tastes as good as it looks!
Paddy and Buddy pay a visit
Residents welcomed two very special visitors to Bushey House yesterday.
Baby pygmy goats Paddy and Buddy were brought in by Performing Pets and our residents spent a lovely afternoon holding and cuddling them.
We have monthly visits from the team at Performing Pets and we have a different animal visit us every month. Residents really enjoy having the chance to hold and interact with so many different animals.
Upcoming events
Countdown to Christmas
Take a look at all of the wonderful festive events and activities throughout December. Please feel free to join our celebrations. Contacts us for more information.
Scam prevention talk
Local PCSO Stephen Querns will be giving a talk for our residents and broader community about the latest scams to be aware of and how to avoid being caught out.
Financial planning surgery
We have teamed up with Saltus and Teaco Associates to provide information and advice about financial planning for later life. Advance booking required.
