Choose The Brunswick Experience
Nothing is more important to us than building character. The entire Brunswick community is committed to instilling in our boys, by example and through experience, the qualities all true gentlemen possess — qualities that will make them respectful, courageous, honest, and honorable sons, friends, leaders, and citizens.
Homecoming is a time when Bruins of all ages come together on the Pre and Lower School campus to share in great times and celebrate why Brunswick means so much to each and every member of our community. These moments make it crystal clear: As always, when ’Wick students, alumni, and families gather on campus, something really special happens.
Our admission process is designed to provide the best possible opportunity for an applicant and his family to understand Brunswick and its educational philosophy, and for the admission staff to understand each boy and his educational background and interests. Only when these goals have been met can both the family and the School be satisfied that the right match has been made for a student’s successful education.
The surest way to gain an appreciation of the exceptional unity and togetherness of our school community is to witness it in action — in the classroom, on fields of play and stages of drama and music, and on occasions throughout the year when we happily welcome parents, alumni, and extended families to our campuses. And so, to offer just a glimpse of what makes the breadth and depth of the entire Brunswick experience truly special, we’ve gathered and assembled this small and brief sampling of representative moments.
As their years at Brunswick draw to a happy conclusion, seniors and their families gather each year in mid-May for Commencement -- a capstone celebration of both a wonderful experience and the countless opportunities and possibilities that now await.
A torn ACL proved to be a showstopper for Bruin Steve Lopez in his junior year, sidelining him from his beloved pitch. But it also gave him some nourishment in an entirely different, emerging interest. Lopez wants to be a doctor, and so for him, the prospect of surgery to mend what was broken in his knee was nothing short of exciting.
Peter Bevacqua ’89, who now serves as University Vice President & James E. Rohr Director of Athletics at University of Notre Dame, returned to Edwards Campus to be the keynote speaker at the 92nd Annual Father-Son Dinner in March.
A second-generation Holocaust survivor spoke to Middle School boys in February about her mother’s escape from Hungary in the early years of World War II.
The Middle School Math Team finished first in the statewide Connecticut MathCounts competition, held at Yale University on March 1.
After winning a tightly contested match against St. Andrew’s School on Saturday night to secure its place in the finals, Brunswick defeated Hotchkiss, 5-2, to earn the 2025 US High School Team Squash Championship. It is the Bruins’ sixth title in school history.
