Waverley College, in Sydney's east, has recorded a positive case of coronavirus, just one day after students across the state returned to classrooms full-time.
Waverley College, in Sydney's east, has recorded a positive case of COVID-19, just one day after students across the New South Wales returned to classrooms full-time.Monday marked the first day of full-time schooling for children within the public education system across NSW after two months of remote learning.
Sydney's eastern suburbs experienced an outbreak of coronavirus earlier this year, with the local government areas of Waverley and Woollahra long considered "hot spots". The State Government created both a drive-through coronavirus testing clinic and a walk-in clinic opposite Bondi Beach, in collaboration with St Vincent's Hospital.
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