Middle School Student Life

Citizenship. Service. Cooperation.

LIFE LIVED

Education in the Middle School extends well beyond the classroom. We believe this stage of a boy’s life should be filled with opportunities to explore and experiment. Our arts, athletics, clubs, and service programs are designed to help boys strengthen creativity, collaboration, and leadership.

Alongside our advisory program’s emphasis on citizenship and community, extracurricular activities like theater, robotics, newspapers, and student council give boys space to pursue interests, build faculty relationships, and feel connected to the greater Brunswick community.

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Clubs & Organizations

Arabic Club	Student Council	History Bowl
Ensemble and Jazz Band	Diversity in Action	Ecology Club
Literary & Art Magazine	Animal Service Club	Chamber Music Club
Math Team	Robotics Club	’Wick Word Newspaper Club
Math Team Jr.	Boys of Brunswick	Book Bandits Book Club
Chess Club	Debate and Persuasive Speech Club	Library Advisory Council
Community Service Club	Art Club	The Board Games Club

Student Publications

Paw Prints, a Literary and Arts Magazine

’Wick Word, an Online Newspaper

Community Service Club

The Community Service Club encourages boys to give back through monthly projects, from school-wide drives to small acts of kindness. The program culminates in the eighth-grade Sweet Readers program, as eighth graders build connections with elderly community members.

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.