Possible follow-ups. 1. Give an account of the incident as it was seen by Anne, Mrs Brown's daughter.

1. Give an account of the incident as it was seen by Anne, Mrs Brown's daughter.

2. Give an account of the investigation as it was seen and heard by a newspaper reporter (mind your style).

3. Write a letter which Mr Brown, the husband of the ac­cused, might have sent to a local newspaper, protesting about the actions of the staff of the store (mind your style).

AN INCIDENT AT SCHOOL

Situation

During the last week of the term the eighth form register goes missing from the staff room. The form tutor is worried since it's the time for .the end-of-term assessment which must

The form tutor warned the pupils that if yhey did not produce the form register and the offender's name he/she would take the matter to the Head Teacher.

Two discussions are held simultaneously — by the pupils in their classroom and by the teachers in their staff room.

The pupils are trying to find the offender and the register while the teachers are concerned with the reasons for the theft and a possible punishment to be imposed on the offender which will also act as a deterrent for the future. The room should be arranged so that each group has its own "working area" in order to prevent the participants from being distracted.

Cast list

Teacher W.

Teacher K.

Teacher R.

Teacher B.

Julia/Peter

Lucy/Eugene pupils

Nina/Alex

Helen

Dorothy Parker, a visiting teacher from Great Britain

Donald/Daisy, an English pupil

What you must decide

What can be the outcome of the confession and the punish­ment inflicted on the pupil?