| PERFORM | Act, dance, sing, etc, for each class (7) |
| MEASURE | Act - dance (7) |
| ROUTINE | Regular unvaried method, modus operandi or procedure; or, a fixed sequence in a comedy act, dance or other performance (7) |
| SAMBAING | Doing Brazilian dance, sing about a business degree (8) |
| PERFORMED | Played for each class - Elgar and Delius to begin with |
| PERFORMER | One who acts for each class her husband's missing |
| PERFORMS | What entertainer does for each class so nothing is forgotten (8) |
| PERFORMANCE | Functioning for each class given the cane, perhaps (11) |
| PERFORMING | Song and dance and poor ratings after each class (10,4) |
| ARTS | Song and dance and poor ratings after each class (10,4) |
| LEAGUE | Glue spilled outside each class (6) |
| DETERMINE | Decide to spend some of sixth-grade term in each class (9) |
| BRADAWL | Pointed hand tool for making holes in wood, leather etc. for screws or nails (7) |
| BUFFERS | Word for boatswains' mates; codgers or fellows; cushions, fenders, shock absorbers etc, for deadening the force of concussion; or, polishers (7) |
| LUGGAGE | Cases etc for travel (7) |
| ALGEBRA | A garble translated into letters etc for numbers (7) |
| LAYETTE | A complete set of clothes, blankets etc for a baby (7) |
| CABARET | A bar, etc for entertainment (7) |
| JETPORT | Landing area etc for certain aeroplanes (7) |
| ELECTOR | New role, etc. for voter (7) |
