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 2020-2021 academic year saw Brunswick boys go back to school for five days a week even in the face of a rising pandemic, the first in a century. It was an historic year, one filled with health protocols and social distancing, of masks and cancelled sports. But it was also a year that offered the kind of “therapy” that comes with getting back into the rhythm of the day, a year that revitalized community gardens and the connections of day-to-day life, and, most especially, a year that saw the entire ’Wick community “rowing in the same direction.”
After a successful first season as a member of the Northeast Prep Football Conference, Brunswick (7-3) placed a number of players on All-League teams. Read Full Article
Head of School Tom Philip shared a Thanksgiving message with the Brunswick community as the school looks ahead to the holiday break next week.Read Full Article
Ryan Kulsakdinum ’23 earned a perfect score of five on the May 2021 AP Computer Science Principles Exam, becoming one of only 335 students (amounting to just 0.29% of 2021 AP Computer Science Principles Exam takers) from around the world to earn every point possible on this challenging, college-level examination.Read Full Article
