Being in prison can be monotonous. With not much to do and a lot of time ahead of them, people are bound to get bored and restless.
Quizzes, puzzles and games can be light-hearted fun and help people inside take their mind off things and just play for a moment.

Edward sent in this drawing that can be coloured in, from a prison in NSW.
Can you find all the words from the clues?
Test your general knowledge on our monthly quiz!

To play Uno, you can use a standard 52-card deck, including the Jokers.

Submit a caption to this photo, and we will print the three finalists (including the winner) in the next edition!

Fill in the box with numbers from 1-9 with no repeated numbers in each line, horizontally or vertically.

Following years of fruitless negotiations with prison inmates, Mr I Lash from the NSW Department of Corrective Services today announced a breakthrough – a joint venture with the Australian Psychology Enterprise (APE) to improve the quality of food provided to inmates.

Submit a caption to this photo, and we will print the three finalists (including the winner) in the next edition.

Fill in the box with numbers from 1-9 with no repeated numbers in each line, horizontally or vertically.

If you have a better joke please send them to us because these ones are terrible!

Dots and Boxes is a two-player strategy game where players take turns drawing lines between dots on a grid to form boxes. The goal is to capture the most boxes by completing their fourth side.

If you have a better joke please send them to us because these ones are terrible!

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