Every school holiday brings a morning of fun and excitement to Aria Court care home as children and residents come together for the Generation Games in March.
It’s a wonderful sight to see the young ones and the elderly residents sharing laughter, stories, and activities in the home, showcasing the beautiful impact intergenerational interactions can have on both young and old alike.
This half term was no exception, with a variety of activities that brought smiles to everyone’s faces. From colouring sessions and crafting snake spirals to adorn their rooms, to engaging in friendly competitions with a giant game of Connect 4, tackling jigsaw puzzles, and enjoying a variety of games on the ever-popular Omi interactive table, there is never a dull moment when the children are around at Aria Court.
The atmosphere during these events is truly special, with the enjoyment reflected on the faces of the residents as they welcome the children and toddlers into their home.
It’s evident that these moments are valued by both the elderly and the young visitors alike, making the Generation Games a truly worthwhile tradition that brings the community closer together. Plans are already in hand for the Easter Generation Games which is planned to take place on Wednesday, April 3rd.
Intergenerational events like the Generation Games are more than just great fun, they offer a multitude of benefits including –