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Middle School

Flexibility. Structure. Respect.

LIFE NURTURED



We believe every relationship in our community must be built on honesty, care, trust, and mutual respect. Our Middle School program is both flexible and structured, encouraging boys to develop these qualities as they transition from childhood to early adulthood.

Our faculty and staff are skilled and attuned to the emotional, social, and intellectual needs of adolescent boys. They create a caring community environment that provides the security boys need to build confidence and become increasingly independent.

The benefits of single-sex education are particularly evident in Middle School, where boys focus fully on their studies and personal growth as respectful, confident young men.

Academics

Students begin to strengthen their critical thinking skills, laying a solid foundation for academic success.

Arts

Art is an integral part of our education. We encourage every student to pursue artistic expression so he can nurture creativity and build confidence.  

Athletics

We believe our athletic opportunities improve physical fitness, develop sportsmanship, and provide a positive outlet.

Student Life

Our boys broaden their perspective and build strong relationships with extracurricular activities beyond the classroom.

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Boys

Enrolled in Middle School for the 2025-2026 academic year

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Distinct Campuses

Providing tailored environments for Lower Middle Schoolers and Upper Middle Schoolers

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Clubs Offered

Fostering teamwork, leadership, and personal growth

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An Important Message from the Chairman of the Board
An Important Message from the Chairman of the Board

It is with profound gratitude for a job exceptionally well done that I write to advise you that Tom Philip has informed the Board of Trustees of his plans to retire in June 2027, at the close of the 2026–2027 school year. When that milestone day arrives, after 26 years of his steady and extraordinary leadership, Tom will be the longest tenured Head of School other than Brunswick’s founder. 

Expert Offers Advice on ‘How to Go to College’
Expert Offers Advice on ‘How to Go to College’

Meg Jay, Ph.D., a renowned clinical psychologist, spoke to students about what she describes as the most underappreciated and “defining” decade of life — the 20s — and how to get the most out of both high school and college.

Nathan Lee '26 Captures Individual NEPSAC Title
Nathan Lee '26 Captures Individual NEPSAC Title

Brunswick – led by senior Nathan Lee's individual victory – battled to a sixth-place finish at the Division I New England Championships, the program's best-ever finish.