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Brewster Madrid

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So many 
opportunities

for you to be you at Brewster Madrid

Brewster Madrid offers Grade 10 students the opportunity to live and study at Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire during the Winter and Spring Trimesters, experiencing American boarding school life while becoming part of a global learning community.

Growth Through Global Experience

For many families, the Grade 10 American Experience Program is an opportunity for students to take an important step toward greater independence while remaining within the support of the Brewster community. Living and studying at Brewster Academy helps students build confidence, responsibility, and the skills needed to navigate life away from home. By experiencing a residential school environment, students gain a glimpse of university life, learning how to manage their time, advocate for themselves, and form meaningful connections with peers from around the world. It is a transformative experience that encourages personal growth and prepares students for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.

To learn more about the Grade 10 American Experience Program, contact Flavien Collet at flavien.collet@brewstermadrid.com.

Wolfeboro Exchange

Study in the U.S.

Live and learn in the town Wolfeboro, in America’s beautiful New England region, when you take part in the exchange with Brewster Academy. Located in the center of the state of New Hampshire, students are close to the mountains, freshwater lakes, and the seacoast.

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How to Participate

Applying for the American Experience Program is open to students enrolled in 10th grade* at both Brewster Madrid campuses. Qualified applicants must demonstrate the academic readiness, maturity, and motivation necessary to succeed in a rigorous international learning environment.

Admission is subject to program capacity and determined through a collaborative review process between Brewster Madrid and Brewster Academy. Following the submission of written materials, applicants will interview with members of the Brewster Academy administration.

Selection is based on the timely and thorough submission of application materials, academic standing, strong Community and Culture scores, demonstrated leadership on campus and in the classroom, meaningful contributions to the school community, readiness for the program, and performance in the Brewster Academy interview.

Final admission decisions are made jointly to ensure students are prepared to succeed in the program and contribute positively to the broader Brewster learning community.

*Admission may be granted to 11th grade students only under the following exceptional circumstances:

1. New Brewster Madrid Students
Students entering Brewster Madrid for the first time in 11th grade may be considered for admission, provided they meet all other program requirements and space is available.

2. Deferred Applicants from 10th Grade
Students who applied to the program while in 10th grade but were unable to enroll due to limited program capacity may be considered for admission in 11th grade upon their reapplication.

Cohorts

Cohort 1
Depart from Madrid in January and return in March
Application deadline is October 1
Cohort 2
Depart from Madrid in March and return in May
Application deadline is November 1

The projected cost of The American Experience will be updated each school year and includes the following:

  • Round Trip economy airfare to and from Madrid
  • U.S. health insurance
  • Ground transportation and lodging while going to/from the program in the United States

Students may be charged additional fees by Brewster Academy for participation in sports, activities, classes, clubs, etc.