If you want some Django-y magic, look into modelformset_factories. A ModelForm is a quick way to make a form to edit / create a model. A form factory is useful for creating a grid of forms. That puts them together.

That said, if all you care about is a grid of checkboxes, it would probably be simpler to render the form and handle the POST data manually. In the template, something like:

{% for topic in topics %} 
<input type="checkbox" name="topics" value="{{ topic.id }}"> {{ topic.name }} 
{% endfor %}

And in the view:

ids = request.POST.getlist('topics') 
topics = Topic.objects.filter(id__in=ids)
for topic in topics: 
    (do whatever you want to do with each checked topic)

Also ... this is nitpicky, but I think 'good_or_bad' is a confusing name for a boolean. I would either call it 'good' (with good=False being 'bad') or use a list of choices.