Campus with the main Bluecoat site becoming the Aspley Lane Campus. The two sites began to operate as a single school and share some administration resources including a single headteacher and principal for the two sites. The Aspley Lane Campus gained a new building in 2006, as part of an extensive redevelopment project. The total cost of construction was £20 million, including £3 million being raised and contributed from the school's Tercentenary Appeal. The new building, also known as the Alfred Harrison Building, contains specialised drama, music and art studios. The building also included a new chapel area and a prayer room in the centre. Surrounded by these were new classrooms, dedicated to IT, music, social sciences, modern foreign languages and design technology. After construction was completed and owing to unexpected costs, the school was approximately £2.5 million in debt. This shortfall was intended to be resolved with a loan from Nottingham City Council. The Alfred Harrison site also accommodates extensive special needs resources, including an entire department dedicated to special needs students. This department is called Learning Support. On 4 February 2008, Mr Max R Kay resigned from his position as the school's long-standing headteacher and principal, following a fifteen-month-long suspension and investigation relating to a financial probe regarding publicly funded building projects; and the confirmed presence of Legionnaires' disease. In 2009, it was announced that the Wollaton Park Campus was to be closed, and that there would only be one school - on the Aspley site. Initially, all incoming students were to go to the Wollaton site, and then would move, along with the rest of the campus, to the unified campus. Owing to a lack of funds, the plans were scrapped and work went underway to improve the Wollaton site instead. The students of academic year 2010–11, who all went to the Wollaton site, were effectively split in half. One half of the students were to stay at Wollaton, and the other half was to go to the Aspley site. On 1 January 2012, The Nottingham Bluecoat School received Academy status, and so it became Bluecoat Academy. In September 2013, expansion projects totalling approximately £14 million started on the Wollaton Park Campus. The expansion has since completed. The Aspley Campus was also due for expansion, but this was not undertaken owing to a lack of funds. In 2014, what was formerly known has Hadden Park High School