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Middle School Arts

Imagination. Expression. Individuality.

LIFE EXPRESSED



We believe every boy—not just the gifted or fortunate—should find opportunity across all areas of school life, including the arts, to support the development of the whole boy.

Visual and performing arts are essential to the Middle School curriculum. Boys explore music, theater, woodworking, and visual arts—not only to develop talents but to discover new interests and gain confidence through risk-taking.

In our new and greatly expanded Middle School, students work with hand and power tools in woodworking, experiment with various visual media, and continue to engage in instrumental and choral music. Theater opportunities also allow boys to grow as performers.

Industrial Arts

Middle School boys explore both traditional craftsmanship and modern design. Starting in woodshop and advancing to 3D printing and laser cutting, they learn to think creatively and work hands-on.

Instrumental

From the first notes in grade five to jazz improvisation by grade eight, students build essential skills in technique, teamwork, and performance, developing musicianship through concert brand and jazz band.

Performing Arts

Through acting, improvisation, and technical theater, students learn to collaborate and take creative risks. Extracurricular productions and annual performances give boys the chance to shine on stage and behind the scenes.

Visual Arts

With a foundation in materials and techniques, students progress to more complex concepts and projects, building craftsmanship, creativity, and confidence as they prepare for the Upper School visual arts program.

Vocal

Through vocal exercises and diverse repertoire, boys develop strong singing habits and musical independence, even as their voices change. Ensemble work fosters confidence and creative expression.
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Record Crowd of Parents, Faculty Convene for Annual Meeting & Dinner
Record Crowd of Parents, Faculty Convene for Annual Meeting & Dinner

​​​​​​​Brunswick School welcomed more than 900 parents, faculty, staff, and special guests to its Annual Meeting & Dinner on Thursday, September 17, as the community gathered to mark Head of School Thomas W. Philip’s final year of leading the school.

Seniors 'Commended' As National Merit Scholars
Seniors 'Commended' As National Merit Scholars

Twenty Brunswick seniors have been named Commended Students in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Two Brunswick Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists
Two Brunswick Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists

Two Brunswick seniors — Lucio Costantini and George Wang — have been named Semifinalists in the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program.