Activities at Tyspane Care Home
Our activities team are great at building the activities programme around the likes and interests of the people we care for. Ensuring that our social events offer fun and adventure is part of the ethos of our home; it’s important that those we support can enjoy an active and social lifestyle. Of course, there will always be those who prefer peace and quiet, and in these instances, a cup of tea and a chat are always welcomed.
Jacqui Conroy
Jacqui and her team devise and plan fun group activities and events for all our residents, including pamper days, gentle exercise classes and music therapies. Regular one to one sessions and smaller groups are tailored to residents specific needs and hobbies with gardening and crafts amongst the most popular.
Read our brochure 'Life-enriching activities' for more information about life in our care homes.
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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 Tyspane Care Home
Scalextric Evening
The ladies and gentlemen of Tyspane enjoyed a race around the lounge – formula one style! This activity was accompanied by nibbles and refreshments.
Gardening Club
Tyspane is getting ready for spring with some indoor potting – a perfect opportunity for residents to start planning and building for the summer. A great afternoon was had by all!
Would you risk it for a chocolate biscuit?
The team at Tyspane took on the challenge of baking biscuits and then decorating them before anyone had the chance to eat them!
Betty turns 100!
Happy Birthday to Betty who celebrated her 100th birthday, Betty had a birthday party with a big home baked cake, lots of music and food to go around!
Christmas Pantomime
The staff at Tyspane recently put on a performance of 'Snow White and the Seven Carers'. The script was adapted by Shelley Kaleda, our Home Trainer, who not only wrote and directed the performance, but also provided the costumes, props and backdrop.
Shelley played the Good Fairy and was lit up like a Christmas tree. David Allen brought the house down with his portrayal of the Wicked Queen. Staff from all departments took part and the residents booed and hissed in all the right places.
Physio at Tyspane
The physio team at Tyspane are able to offer a comprehensive physiotherapy package to permanent residents, as well as respite and day care residents. Physiotherapist, Rob Hopkins, assesses all new residents to set up a programme tailored to individual needs.
Physiotherapy at Tyspane includes a very popular weekly flex-exercise class, run by our Physiotherapy Assistant and Fitness Instructor, Babs Spear, whose motto is, “use it or lose it!"
Upcoming events
Barchester's Big Quiz - Live Virtual Event
Calling all quizzers!
Join us for an exciting quiz to test your general knowledge and see who is the biggest brainbox of them all!
