At Brookwood, we believe in balance: rigor with compassion, excellence with exuberance, and self-discovery along with sensitivity to others.
For more than 50 years, Brookwood School has been instilling in students a lifelong love of learning – and graduating young adults of conscience, character, and compassion.
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In their recent unit on Energy and Electricity, Brookwood’s fifth graders learned how to make a simple circuit that lit a small light bulb and how to draw an electronic schematic that showed a light bulb circuit. With that under their belts the group took on a challenge dubbed the “Mousetrap Engineering Project.”
After eleven years of editing the Lower School literary magazine Brookwood Treasures, faculty member Sarah Dawe is excited to collaborate with Katie Alexander on this year's publication.
It takes effort to be a good neighbor, especially to one 1,640 miles away. But Brookwood kids aren’t letting distance get in their way.
Performing in front of a crowd is challenging but well worth it. Just ask one of the 126 students currently participating in one of Brookwood's 14 music ensembles this year.
Scoreless. Less than five minutes to go in the Brookwood varsity field hockey game against Phillips Andover. And then . . . . .
Join us for a special evening on Thursday, April 8, 2010, when nationally acclaimed novelist Alice Hoffman comes to campus for the 2010 Brookwood School Speaker Series.
Last summer, one Brookwood graduate left picturesque New England to volunteer in a remote Tanzanian village.
Each year a handful of Brookwood’s most dedicated art students choose to participate in Art Portfolio, a special offering by the Art Department and department head, Kathy Stewart.
