Activities at Rose Lodge Care Home

Residents across our services had a lovely time joining Emily and Marie-Therese from the Wallace Collection, for a virtual introduction to Reubens' Rainbow Landscape.

Residents truly enjoyed the sensory walk through one of the museum’s most famous landscape paintings.

Everyone who joined had a wonderful experience and can’t wait to put their creative skills to the test by painting some landscapes of our their in the coming days!
 

Residents and members of the community were delighted to welcome PCSO Smith and PC Coaker from the local police force to join us at the home for their ‘Coffee with a Coppa’ event.

PCSO Smith and PC Coaker spoke to the audience about their own career paths, why they wished to join the force and spoke to the group about the latest goings on from within the town, before taking questions from the audience.

We were also delighted to welcome Paula and Marion from the local U3A Wisbech branch who joined us for our special community event.

Our home transformed into a hub of eerie festivities as the Halloween party reached its peak. Residents and staff embraced the holiday spirit, donning a variety of stunning costumes for our spectacular Halloween celebration. 

We were thrilled to have our beloved entertainers, KJ & The Catt, return for an incredible musical performance featuring hits like 'Monster Mash,' which had our residents, their families, and our staff dancing throughout the morning.

We were delighted to welcome back the little ones from our local nursery at Emneth. 

We enjoyed the morning and thrilled the children and residents alike with a magic aqua painting activity. Our residents also engaged with the little ones and we also created a collection of autumn leaf patterns.

After we finished our designs we all enjoyed some refreshments along with some lovely cakes made by our head chef. 

This particular visit was poignant for Elizabeth who reminisced about her time as a kindergarten teacher.

Our home joined in with celebrating Wear It Pink Day during Breast Cancer Awareness Month along with hundreds of thousands of other people across the UK raising valuable funds for breast cancer research.

Wear It Pink is a Breast Cancer awareness campaign which has so far raised  more than £31.5million for breast cancer since the campaign started in 2002. Schools, businesses and families get together to eat, wear and make something pink in order to raise money for breast cancer.

The residents tucked into their favourite pink treats made by the home’s chef with help from friends, family, staff and residents! Everyone in the home, including the carers all added something pink to their outfits to celebrate the day. 

Staff and residents at Barchester’s Rose Lodge Care Home, in Wisbech, celebrated Harvest Festival by welcoming the parishioners from St. Peters Church for a lively and joyous service of harvest celebration

Residents at Rose Lodge enjoyed attending the service with friends and family and members of the local community.  The home on behalf of the local food bank had collected a wonderful hamper of different foods and fresh produce to donate at the event along with all the other offerings from families, schools and community groups. 

Following on from the service our residents and visitors settled in to enjoy a morning of social fun with the homes ‘Cheese & Ale’ event and were delighted to be joined by members of the Wisbech U3A.