The school unusually had two dining halls which were both extended and refurbished in 2006, one in Main School for years 7-9 and one in Upper School serving 10-13, this is a reminisce of the school originally being two separate schools. The site and school buildings are also host to several mobile communications and radio masts due to its hill location, a mast for T-Mobile was originally sighted on the tower block of the Upper School, however this has been relocated to the corner of the school site where a temporary mast now resides, due to the demolition of the tower. The mobile mast nets the local council in the region of £8000 per annum on a lease till 11 May 2017. The school also has a large playing field to the north of the site which boarded Coventry Lane accessed by Moor Lane via foot, it also has to the south of the side a large running track and football pitches which are shared with the neighbouring Bramcote Park Business & Enterprise School. Bramcote College The school was host in the 1990s to "Park View 6th Form Centre" a shared sixth form facility for both Bramcote Hills Comprehensive and neighbouring Bramcote Park Comprehensive, enabling an intake and catchment from both of the schools. The 6th Form Centre was managed by Mr Andrew Kilgour. This partnership ended in 2002 and the 6th form was renamed "Bramcote College" and became the sole responsibility of Bramcote Hills Comprehensive School, and came under one budget. Bramcote College took on a new Head of 6th Form in 2004 Mr David Soulsby. The 6th Form is in a self-contained block of smaller class rooms that were built as part of the grammar school, now a block attached to the upper school. It has its own ICT room, Music Technology Suite and library. There is also a separate dining area for 6th form students in the upper school canteen, which is open throughout the morning till close after lunch, to enable student to purchase breakfast, snacks and pre-order lunch to avoid queuing with school children. In addition there is a large common room, with pool table and vending machine provided by the Students Union, with all profits benefiting the students. Bramcote College remained to have its own individual identity, with separate logos and rules from the main school, for example 6th formers did not have a