Activities at Hall Park Care Home

We have an absolute ball (literally!) keeping our residents active and smiling! From singing, balloon tennis to hilarious ball games, the laughter was contagious. One of the biggest hits is our Velcro bat and ball - the surprise when it sticks gets them every time!

We also welcomed back our favourite lady Ann from Motivation & Co. for her monthly visit! Her sessions are always packed with singing, games, and quizzes - our residents (and staff!) can't get enough. What a fun and fabulous way to keep both minds and bodies active!

Our residents at Hall Park enjoyed one of their favourite activities-sipping on delicious rum cocktails in honour of National Rum Day!

A perfect blend of fun, flavour, and good company. Cheers to a great time!

We celebrated International Cat Day to raise awareness for cats and learn about ways to help and protect them.

In recognition of the day, we spent time cuddling some beautiful, soft, 8-week-old kittens brought in by family member, Kirsty.

Our residents loved the chance to be able to meet and play with the friendly kittens and enjoyed talking about their own pets that they've had themselves. 

In the morning we took residents to Stonebridge city farm from ground floor where residents got to feed the animals and have a look around at all the facilities they have. A wonderful lady called Arooj was so polite and helpful with residents and spoke to them. 

The residents had such a fantastic time they want to go again when we go there.

Our residents love to sing their hearts out in our music sessions. So when we got a karaoke mic, everyone was so excited to have a go.

Just like resident Keith, who sang his favourite Elvis Presley song ‘Burning Love' and resident Mary fully enjoying an Irish favourite O Danny Boy. 

Once we got started, there was no stopping them. All our residents enjoyed singing and dancing, which continued into the dining room while we waited for our dinner.    

Everyone enjoys a game of bingo, where our residents like to show just how they all work together and support one another.
In our games, resident ambassador Susan, loves calling numbers. 

Some of our residents supported each other to play, and they even worked together to clear up after.     

Our residents enjoy a relaxing creative session. So taking the time to pick some flowers from our garden to make some sun catchers to hang in our rooms and from the trees outside. 

Our residents really had a good time with the support of our staff in making their sun catchers. Just like resident Maureen, who was so proud of her Notts Forest sun catcher.   

We are absolutely thrilled to share that Hall Park care home has received an OUTSTANDING rating across all categories, following a recent inspection by the Care Quality Commission.

This remarkable achievement reflects the commitment and effort of our entire team, who work tirelessly every day to deliver the highest quality of care for our residents. 

A massive well done to everyone at Hall Park, you all should be so proud of yourselves.   

Staff Hannah and Gareth took our residents Dave, Dudley and Roger to the local Ladbrokes to put the bets on for the Grand National for the whole home and then to the pub for a cheeky drink.

Dave, Dudley and Roger couldn't thank us enough they had such a great time and love spending time together as friends. 

They loved going to The Royal Oak in Bulwell and sitting outside because they like to watch people. While out residents really enjoyed talking to the local police officer about the community and her job

In honour of Mother’s Day, our ladies at Hall Park had a lovely relaxing afternoon flower arranging with a glass of wine.

After each activity, residents Mary, Brenda and Ann always help to clean up. Which activities team are so grateful for.

I’m sure you will agree that everyone did a fantastic job with their flowers!

All residents had taken a bet on the grand national and enjoyed watching with anticipation and excitement to see if they were a winner.

There was only one winner who picked the winning horse, WELL DONE DAVE.

Thank you to every single resident that took part in the event.

Residents on Memory Lane had a hoot, taking part in the RSPB bird watch scheme. 

We made bird feeders with peanut butter and bird seeds. Which got a little messy but we all had fun taking part.

Then we did a spot of bird watching to add to our RSPB bird watch count.

Our staff and residents celebrated National Hug Day by throwing their arms around each other and giving them a big squeeze.

The idea of National Hug Day is to encourage everyone to hug family and friends more often. Also, the psychological benefits of hugging are said to improve mental health.

Yesterday, we brightened up winter by celebrating International Flower Day. 

We had a great time with activities like flower arranging and discussing our favourite flowers and how to care for them.

We were amazed by everyone's knowledge of flowers, gained from years of gardening experience.
It was a lovely day that everyone enjoyed. Also, our residents on Memory Lane had fun baking some fairy cakes - which were yummy!

At Hall Park we believe every person should be treated as an individual, with personal care provided in the very best surroundings.

That’s why our home’s recent refurbishment has been designed with our residents' comfort, well-being and happiness in mind.

On Memory Lane, our residents enjoyed cooking and baking. So, our new stylish dining room has been fitted with an oven, which our residents love to take advantage of and this week, we put our hands to making some fancy pizzas.

Resident Mary challenged us to do an Irish clover shaped pizza and our Senior Manager Kelly requested a love heart.

Resident Doreen had the job of doing the washing up after all that baking, which she enjoyed doing.

I’m sure you’ll agree by looking at our photos that our ladies did a great job.