| REPORT | Teacher's written assessment of a pupil's academic progress and conduct; or, a statement of facts (6) |
| PLAINT | Word, from "pound the breast", for a lamentation, mournful song or querimony; or, a statement of grievance, made to a court of law (6) |
| TRUISM | An obvious statement of fact (6) |
| HAPPYGOLUCKY | 2008 film centred on a primary school teacher, written and directed by Mike Leigh (5-2-5) |
| ORALS | Non-written assessments (5) |
| ESTOPPEL | In law, a rule of evidence whereby a person is precluded from denying the truth of a statement of facts he has previously asserted |
| REPORTS | End-of-academic-year assessments of a pupil's performance sent to parents (7) |
| YOUKNOWTHEREST | "Etc., etc." ... or a statement about answers to this puzzle's starred clues? |
| HEADSWILLROLL | "Someone's gonna pay" ... or a statement about 17-, 24-, 51- and 60-Across? |
| RULE | Word for a graduated strip of metal or wood; a code of religious life; a principle of conduct or procedure; or, a standard of estimation (4) |
| RECORD | A written report or statement of facts, events or information (6) |
| AGMS | Yearly meetings which all members of an association or all shareholders of a corporation are entitled to attend and at which they may expect to informed of the organisation's progress and plans (1,1,2 |
| RHUBARBTART | This dessert is a statement of fact so bar Ruth & Bart (7,4) |
| INDEED | Trendy theologian imports lots of ecstasy, as a matter of fact (6) |
| HOGARTH | English engraver and painter whose works include A Rake's Progress and Marriage A-laMode (7,7) |
| WILLIAM | English engraver and painter whose works include A Rake's Progress and Marriage A-laMode (7,7) |
| RUBRIC | A set of rules of conduct or procedure (6) |
| BYLAWS | Rules adopted by an organization to regulate its own affairs and conduct of its members (6) |
| TAKESTOCK | To make an overall assessment of a situation usually before making a decision (4,5) |
| GREENAUDIT | An assessment of a business in terms of its impact on the environment (5,5) |
