Activities at St Thomas Care Home
Our teams are trained to enrich the lives of residents through stimulating the mind, body and soul, and taking the time to learn about each person to ensure everyone receives support that adds enrichment to their life.
Our activities coordinator is dedicated to organising meaningful activities on an individual and group basis to fulfill the daily needs of our residents, as we understand how important mental and physical stimulation is for their wellbeing. Our activities are available to everyone who wants to take part and there is something different going on everyday. We often go out on day trips including visiting shopping centres, garden centres, evening meals at the local pubs, visits to local schools and also coffee mornings with other care homes. We have a wide range of entertainers that visit us at our home including musical therapists, Millers Ark Farm, pantomimes as well as our local salvation army and lots more. We encourage families to join us on trips out and also in home activities such as baking, arts and crafts, dancing and singing, we believe this is a great way for our residents to live an active and fun life here with us at St Thomas.

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 St Thomas Care Home




A Morning of Music and Memories!
What a truly lovely morning we’ve had! We had the absolute pleasure of welcoming back Brian the pianist and, as always, he didn’t disappoint.
From Knees-Up Mother Brown to Que Sera Sera, Brian had everyone singing along, their faces lit up with big smiles and fond memories. The joy in the room was infectious as he played all the favourites, and even took special requests from our residents, making it a truly personal and heart-warming experience. One resident said “I’ve always had a real love for music, especially the sing-along songs.”
Thank you, Brian, for filling our home with music, laughter, and so much happiness. You’ve made our morning one to remember!


Sweet Treats and Smiles at St Thomas
What a lovely time we had yesterday at St Thomas, getting hands-on with a bit of baking fun! Our residents rolled up their sleeves and joined in to make delicious Rice Krispy cakes and they went down an absolute treat!
We topped them with mini eggs and all sorts of chocolatey goodies, adding that extra special touch. But the real magic wasn’t just in the sweet treats it was in the smiles, the chatter, and the laughter we shared while making them.
One resident said “I love baking, it reminds me of when I used to bake with my grandchildren.” It’s true what they say: it’s the little things that bring the most joy.
Moments like these make our home feel even more warm and wonderful.



A Magical Easter Morning
What a magical morning we’ve had here at our home! To everyone’s absolute delight, we were treated to a surprise visit from none other than the Easter Bunny himself.
With a joyful spring in his step, our furry friend hopped from room to room, bringing with him a wave of laughter, smiles, and warm-hearted cheer. Residents and staff alike lit up as the Easter Bunny made his way through the home, dishing out cuddles, collecting giggles, and even receiving the odd cheeky kiss along the way!
It was a truly heart-warming experience, one filled with love, connection, and the kind of magic that only comes from spending time together. Moments like these remind us just how special our little community is, and how lucky we are to share it with one another.
Here’s to many more joyful surprises and treasured memories at our home.


A Buzz of Activity at St Thomas
With summer on the horizon, the residents of St Thomas were hard at work, turning their garden into a haven for nature’s tiniest guests. The sun shone brightly as laughter and chatter filled the air, hands busy painting bird boxes and assembling cosy bug hotels.
Even those who preferred the warmth of their rooms joined in, crafting their own mini-bug hotels from wooden materials. With everything in place, all that was left to do was wait, and wonder who would be the first to check in. Would it be a sleepy bumblebee, a curious hedgehog, or perhaps a chirpy family of blue tits?
One thing was certain: this wasn’t just about building homes for wildlife. It was about coming together, sharing stories, and bringing a little more life and joy to the garden they all loved. Now, with fingers crossed and eyes peeled, the residents of St Thomas eagerly awaited their new tiny neighbours.


Pancake Day Delights at St Thomas
The air at St Thomas was filled with the sweet scent of pancakes, drifting from the kitchen and weaving its way through the home. It was Pancake Day, and excitement bubbled amongst the residents as plates piled high with golden, fluffy treats made their way to the tables.
The room buzzed with chatter and laughter, as each resident reminisced about Pancake Days past—flipping disasters, childhood traditions, and the simple joy of gathering together over good food. As the last bites were enjoyed and contented smiles spread across the room, it was clear that this was more than just a treat—it was a moment of shared happiness, warmth, and community.
“Same time next year?” someone called out, and the room erupted into laughter. A huge thank you to the wonderful team who made it all possible—because sometimes, the simplest pleasures make for the sweetest memories.

Blossoms of joy at St Thomas!
At St Thomas, the arrival of spring wasn’t just something to be admired through the windows, it was something to be welcomed indoors with open arms. One sunny afternoon, the residents gathered around a long wooden table, where an array of fresh tulips lay waiting. Their petals, in shades of red, yellow, and soft pink, seemed to glow in the gentle light streaming through the windows.
As the vases filled with beautifully arranged flowers, the room itself seemed to brighten, not just with colour, but with conversation and laughter. There was something magical about the way flowers could spark memories, encourage creativity, and bring people together. By the time they were finished, every table, windowsill, and mantelpiece in the home had a touch of spring’s beauty. The air smelled of fresh blooms, and a sense of warmth lingered long after the last tulip had been replaced.
“It’s amazing,” Greta said, stepping back to admire their work. “A little bit of nature, and suddenly the whole place feels more alive.” And indeed, it did. Because sometimes, the simplest joys, a fresh flower, a shared memory, a heartfelt laugh, are the ones that make life truly beautiful.