Sportsmanship, Perseverance, Teamwork
The Pre School and Lower School physical education program is built on the premise that every student at Brunswick is going to be an athlete. Through maximum participation, students are given the opportunity to build a positive self-image, while developing themselves to the best of their athletic potential. Students are expected to develop a wide range of fundamentals, as well as to develop an understanding of the concepts of athletics and sportsmanship. Students are taught to measure their success in terms of their personal growth and achievement. Positive sportsmanship and teamwork are continually stressed and demanded in this program. Students learn to accept all possible outcomes that encompass competition and learn to understand that good sportsmanship is above all else in athletics.
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.
Richard Reeves, president of the American Institute for Boys and Men and author of Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male is Struggling, Why it Matters, and What to Do About It, spoke to parents and alumni in Baker Theater in an evening presentation in late January.