Federation are continuing to run post 14 and post 16 provision from the site for the remaining federated schools, under the name of "Bramcote Hills College Sixth Form". Launching a glossy prospectus for the 2010 intake. However the sustainability of this 'new' venture cannot be seen as the remaining buildings on the site can only be used safely until 2014 / 2015, unless funding is found for new accommodation Further investigations into the structural issues with the building have been ongoing. Extensive structural testing, only recently concluded in February 2009, determined that the buildings that have remained in use can remain so for the next three years. It is likely that they can be retained beyond that and probably for six years, subject to regular monitoring and inspection. This should result in the buildings being in use until the time that Building Schools for the Future (BSF) funding delivers a solution for this area. Beyond that time the future use of the buildings is currently unclear within the context of BSF. A master plan, identifying the educational needs and requirements of the area will be developed to clarify this at a later date. The current proposals may provide the flexibility to retain parts of the existing buildings, subject to the monitoring and testing regime outlined earlier Under a Freedom of Information Act Request, copies of the structural surveys of all the buildings on the Bramcote Hills Site have been released and reveal faults have also been found in the floor and supporting structures of the Lower School along with the details on the failing roof beams on the Technology Block, and the possibility of failure due to the replacement of original metal framed windows with UPVC units. A number of options have been considered to address the need for sufficient teaching accommodation as follows: Demolish all of the buildings and provide temporary accommodation Demolish all of the buildings and build new accommodation Repair and reinstate existing accommodation An appraisal has been carried out to determine the cost of building a new 14-19 vocational facility on the site. This has been estimated at approximately £13 million, which is far in excess of the estimated costs for repairing and reinstating existing accommodation. Repairing and reinstating the existing buildings is the option that will be least disruptive to students’ education and provide sufficient teaching accommodation. A Freedom of Information request from Nottinghamshire County