all have falling numbers of students on roll The school also had a school leader which was Mal Kerr until he left when the school closed in 2009. Bramcote Hills has always organised form groups around the letters B R A M C O T E, coming from the spelling of Bramcote, though falling numbers lead to dropping the "A" form. The school years were originally split in two, grouping BRAM and COTE together for time-table purposes. As numbers on role were falling since 2003 the number of forms has decreased. In 2007 the new intake only had four form groups for year 7 (BRMC) compared to a 7 form entry in 2001. In the 1960s the four form groups were T E C and H, with T being the top stream. The school closed on 31 August 2009. Campus The School is situated in Bramcote Hills on vast campus site which houses other schools, Bramcote Park Business & Enterprise School, Bramcote Hills Primary and Foxwood Foundation School & Technology College within its boundary with Moor Lane, the A52 and Coventry Lane, Bramcote Hills Sports and Community college is accessed by Moor Lane, Bramcote. The School is built within the broxtowe green belt. A former sand pit known as Bramcote Quarry lies to the west, and is part of the original school campus and is rented to Biffa Waste Services, bringing in rent of £455, and royalties of over £10,000 pa and is being infilled to provide public open space and playing fields for the school in the future (With a view of selling existing playing fields, which are detached from the school site, to housing developers). The school originally comprised a Main School and an Upper School, separated by tennis courts. The Main School comprises a four-storey tower bock which houses English, Maths and Humanities, along with a gym and technology and drama block, Assembly Hall and recently extended Learning Resource Centre.(Library). The Upper School consists of Science Block, Music & Art Block, three-story tower block housing business studies, ICT and Modern Languages, and a 6th form Block 'Bramcote College' and a sport halls known as 'The Barn' as this is a converted Dutch barn in 2003 and forms one of the four indoor sports areas. In addition the upper school has another assembly hall used for examinations and is equipped for staging school productions with sound and lighting.