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Unit 8
Crime and punishment Reading
Warmer
Write ranatruest in the centre board.
Ask students: Which word has READING
been mixed up? Elicit restaurant. 1 Read the article quickly. What do these numbers refer to?
Ask: What are the characteristics a 16% b 25% c 361 d 78 e 250
of a good restaurant? Hold a EA TING O UT
EATING OUT
brainstorming session. Write some of
BEHIND BARS
their ideas on the board.
1 To encourage quick skimming, Ne xt time y ou’r e looking for a special e v ening out, Supporters of the restaurants claim that it really
Next time you’re looking for a special evening out,
Supporters of the restaurants claim that it really
works. They explain that only 16% of prisoners
get students to race to find and why not invite someone special to eat out with you works. They explain that only 16% of prisoners
at one of the Clink restaurants? They offer delicious, who have worked in the Clink restaurants commit
circle all five numbers in the beautifully cooked dishes, but this is fine dining crimes in the year after they are released –
article. Then get them to find out with a difference, because these are no ordinary compared to the national average of 25% of
restaurants. The Clink restaurants are found inside
adult prisoners. Some critics refuse to accept
what the numbers refer to. four of the UK’s most famous prisons; High Down, these figures. They say that only the prisoners
who are likely not to return to crime are chosen
Brixton, Cardiff and Styal, so your waiter might be
a The average number of Clink a burglar and your food might have been cooked by to work in the restaurants. But the organisers
prisoners who commit crimes in the a robber. Because the restaurants are actually inside of the charity are not worried by this argument.
the prison walls, anyone wanting to eat out in one
They have plenty more evidence to show how
year after they are released of the Clink prisons has to agree to go through successful they are. In 2018, 361 prisoners were
b The average number of other adult a special security check first. trained in the Clink restaurants and 142 earned
a professional qualification; 78 out of 112
The man behind the idea is Chef Alberto Crisci,
prisoners who commit crimes in the who was looking for a way to help prisoners ex-prisoners who had worked in Clink found
jobs on release and 250 restaurants said they
year after they are released make the most of their time inside by studying for were happy to take on graduates from the training
professional cooking qualifications. He also wanted
c The number of prisoners who were to offer members of the public a chance to eat out programme. One graduate even made a successful
appearance on the TV cookery show Bake Off:
trained in Clink restaurants in 2018 somewhere truly different, so he set up the Clink The Professionals.
charity to make all this happen. The idea is to
d The number of Clink ex-prisoners encourage prisoners to learn how to do a new job So if you’re looking for a great meal out and
like the idea of helping a criminal make a new
while they are in prison. When they are released
who found jobs when they were from prison with their newly earned qualifications, start, one of the Clink restaurants might just be
released in 2018 they can persuade restaurant owners to give them the place you’re looking for. But I’d recommend
a job. It is hoped that then they will be less likely
that you book early. The restaurants are
e The number of restaurants who said to commit crimes in the future. extremely popular.
they were happy to take on graduates
from the Clink programme
2 8.03 During feedback,
encourage students to think
about the correct answer to the
false statements.
1 F 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 T 6 F 2 8.03 Read and listen to the article and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).
1 The food in the Clink restaurants is not particularly good.
3 At the end of the exercise, 2 Alberto Crisci wanted to improve the quality of meals in prisons.
listen to some of the students’ 3 You can’t just walk into a Clink restaurant.
ideas and encourage open class 4 Prisoners with Clink qualifications are less likely than other prisoners to go back to prison.
5 Not everyone agrees that the programme is really successful.
discussion. 6 It’s easy to get a table at one of the Clink restaurants.
3 SPEAKING Work in pairs. Discuss these questions.
SPEAKING
1 Would you like to visit a Clink restaurant? Why (not)?
2 What other useful skills could prisoners learn in prison?
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T78 Crime and punishment | Unit 8

