Activities at Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home

We were delighted to invite local professionals to our Professionals Lunch Event.

Taking place on Tuesday 30th July, professionals from various care organisations within the community including the Alzheimer’s Society were given the opportunity to meet and network over Lunch provided by the home. Guests also had the chance to take a tour of the home, and ask any questions they might have about care.

Rachael Longley, Deputy General Manager at our home says: “Stamford Bridge is keen to part of the community and our Professional lunch allowed individuals from the care industry to meet and connect with one another."

Barchester care homes and hospitals nationwide linked together for a fantastic quiz in celebration of Barchester’s 100th live virtual event.

Residents engaged in a variety of questions ranging from historical trivia to visual puzzles and brainteasers.

Everyone who joined had a fantastic time and enjoyed some friendly competition.

Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home was transformed into a tropical oasis for an afternoon.

Residents, adorned with leis and hats, enjoyed fruity drinks at the makeshift tiki bar.

The excitement reached a peak when singer Martin Reeves arrived. His performance was a hit, with residents singing along to classics like "Sweet Caroline" and "Living Doll." Laughter and reminiscing filled the room as everyone swayed to the music, creating a truly fantastic atmosphere enjoyed by all.

Louise Potter, Operational Trainer, is celebrating 35 years long service at Barchester!

Louise started her journey with Barchester in July 1999 as a Care Assistant at Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home, then became a Senior Care Assistant and Home Trainer, and now works as an Operational Trainer. A surprise party was held for her in July to celebrate her hard work!

Adele Keenan, Employee Services Director at Barchester said: “I’m always pleased to hear stories about the long service of Barchester staff and am delighted Louise has achieved this milestone. It is dedication like this that ensures our residents are provided with a happy place to live.”

Our residents enjoyed a wonderful trip out at the Elvington Air museum.

The exhibits promoted many conversations throughout the day, the gentlemen were particularly impressed that they could get so close to the aeroplanes.

Our day out at the Elvington Museum was rounded off nicely with a rather tasty lunch in the cafe as our residents tucked into the delicious fish and chips on offer.

We've had the most fabulous afternoon in the sun for our Hawaiian themed BBQ.

With grass skirts blowing in the breeze, flower garlands fluttering, the parrot and flamingo flying and palm trees gently swaying...and occasionally falling over made for an amazing experience for everybody who came.

The home activities team would like to pass on special thanks to Nick from the maintenance team for constructing the centre piece tiki bar, it looked absolutely amazing, Amy and the catering team for all their help with preparing the food, the care teams who without your help and support events like this could not happen. Thanks also go to all the family members who came to support their loved ones.