Older and younger generations came together through stories, smiles, and shared activity during a special visit
Pupils from Godolphin School visited Avonbourne Care Centre in Salisbury, where they enjoyed meaningful conversations and took part in an armchair fitness session with residents
Kamila Bevan, home manager at Avonbourne Care Centre, said: “It was a pleasure to welcome the students from Godolphin School into our home
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“Our residents always enjoy spending time with young people, and today’s visit brought so much energy, conversation, and happiness
“These moments are incredibly valuable for everyone involved, and we are grateful to the students and staff for taking the time to visit us
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“We look forward to welcoming them back again soon.”
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The visit was filled with laughter and friendly conversation, and once again demonstrated the value of intergenerational activities
Care home staff said the experience helps reduce social isolation, improves wellbeing, and encourages a better understanding between younger and older people
Avonbourne Care Centre expressed its thanks to the students and staff from Godolphin School for making the day so memorable
The centre is operated by the Orders of St John Care Trust, a not-for-profit organisation that runs 70 care homes, caring for more than 4,000 people
