MB TRIPs

Some of MB’s rising 5th graders took on the White Mountains in New Hampshire this summer through an Appalachian Mountain Club adventure as part of the TRIPs program. This was a very hike-oriented excursion and as you'll see from the photos, they were able to do a lot of exploring of the trails with the help of their guides and chaperones.

For this adventure in Spain, Upper School students spent time in Seville and visited different parts of Granada and Cordoba. They had a fantastic time exploring architecture, sampling and making Spanish foods, learning more about Spanish culture and history, and seeing beautiful natural spaces where they hiked and did some swimming! 

Fifteen upper school students and three faculty chaperones took part in the Kenya Service and Safari trip, as a way to immerse themselves in the culture, people, and wildlife of Kenya. 

A middle school group had a fabulous time visiting the Big Apple for the New York Theatre trip. The group stayed in Times Square as their home base and were able to watch four musicals, which included the amazing opportunity to interact with Broadway actors for a talkback session.

In July, 14 upper school students traveled to Ecuador to explore its capital, Quito, and the Galápagos Islands which is a province of Ecuador. The trip started with a tour of Quito and the surrounding communities of mainland Ecuador where they visited a local Indigenous family in the town of Peguche, who introduced them to weaving, culinary, and music traditions.

Moses Brown was fortunate to be able to send two groups to Yellowstone National Park this summer, one group of 8th and 9th graders, and another 6th, 7th, and 8th. The trips were organized in partnership with Ecology Project International and structured around three primary activities: surveying wildlife, exploring Yellowstone's unique ecosystem, and rafting the Yellowstone River.

Upper Schoolers had the great fortune to travel to Italy for a trip that gave them the opportunity to learn about the country’s rich history and culture, amazing architecture and art, and remarkable cuisine.

Sixteen rising 6th graders traveled to Vermont for a 5-day adventure with MB faculty and alumni from the classes of 2023 and ’24. They went on hikes, played games, did some climbing and other fun outdoor activities at Okemo Mountain Resort, and did lots of bonding along the way.

We’re so proud of the amazing work undertaken by the 17 MB students and teachers who took part in the Habitat for Humanity Service trip to Asheville, North Carolina in August.