Activities at Queens Court Care Home
Activities are one of the most important aspects of our care home, providing fun and companionship, so it is essential that our team are dedicated to ensuring that residents are entertained and that life at Queens Court is fun and active. Throughout the home, there is a choice of lounges, which have been designed for people who enjoy socialising and love making new friends. Music therapy, speakers of interest, events, cinema screenings and family events are offered regularly, as well as the Book Club or Poetry Corner, for those who enjoy quieter activities. Our social programme is varied and exciting and is available seven days a week. You can be as busy as you like. Our friends of Queens Court regularly support our special events and activities at the home, which include trips to the seaside and National Trust site
Emilia Bogdanowicz
We are delighted to introduce Emilia as our Activities Lead. Emilia has been part of Queens Court for some time and is excellent in ensuring our residents have a full and interesting life introducing many new hobbies, activities and experiences!
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 Queens Court Care Home
"Easter Fun in the "Sun"
We were delighted to safely welcome our Mayor, Food Bank trustees and charities safely in to our garden to celebrate Easter and the launch of our Food Bank Collecting Bin. "Tea on the lawn" was served for 6 at a time and and we all thoroughly enjoyed the sunshine!
World Poetry Day
Actor and playwright, Simon De-Cintra kindly gave up an hour of his time on Sunday, World Poetry Day to recite some comical, inciteful, classical even: by " the bard" himself. (None of us realised that Shakespeare wrote poetry!) poetic pieces. The Mayor of Merton joined us and we all agreed what a fantastic session it was!
Vaccine Safety Seminar "to have or not to have, that is the question"
We were very privileged to welcome emminent London Geriatrician, Dr John Keet to host a virtual Vaccine Safety webinar last evening. Sixteen attendees were able to join a Q&A session and allay their fears. Dr Keet is happy to take any emails on this or any other subject around older people's health on drkeet@drkeet.com
Indoor Visitors
We at Queens Court have worked hard to ensure that none of our residents have been diagnosed with Covid 19 this last year and we are so pleased to confirm indoor visits from a nominated friend / relative have started today. KU came to visit her mother AR today and was given a special present to mark today. KU said that she is looking forward to visiting on Mother’s Day.
International Women's Day
Queens Court celebrated International Women’s Day by starting with Breakfast.
Shaaron Caratella (General Manager) said “we all recognise the achievements of women who work in care. They make a positive difference to the residents who live at Queens Court. Thank you’’
World Book Day
Our residents thoroughly enjoyed a "Zoom" World Book Day event compliments of the lovely children of Thomas' Clapham, Kings College, The Study Prep and Wimbledon Common Prep primary schools. The children read some wonderfully entertaining passages dressed in really creative and colourful character costumes culminating in us awarding the schools with donated books of their choice for the school libraries. It was just smashing!
Upcoming events
Music Therapy
Join us for a workshop delivered by Kwaku Teiku, Master of Music Therapy at Nordoff-Robins Music Therapy Centre every Thursday.
Thursday High Tea!
Residents enjoy a special High Tea every Thursday, superb sweet and savoury delights handmade by our chef. We hope to invite guests in the future - look out for details
