"Parents of close contacts have been called either by myself or our associate principal. The current advice that I have received from the Health professionals is that Close Contacts are those students who were in the period 1 class with the infected student and their teacher, and will now isolate for 14 days from the day of contact.
"They will be tested on Day 5 August 22nd and Day 12, August 29th before completing isolation on August 31st."
The rest of the school's students and staff were deemed close contacts and were not required to be tested.
The Western Springs College case takes the total number of schools with confirmed Covid-19 cases as a result of the latest Delta outbreak to seven.
Earlier, Pukekohe High School emailed staff to confirm that one of its staff had tested positive for the virus.
There are also multiple cases at two Auckland universities linked to the current Delta outbreak.
AUT University students were told by email that a student has tested positive for Covid-19.
The student, who has been moved to a managed isolation facility, had attended five lectures between August 11 and August 13.
This followed the first AUT student case which was announced on Wednesday.
The earlier case had attended a social institutions lecture between 11.30am and 1pm on Tuesday, along with 84 people.
A University of Auckland student, who tested positive for Covid-19 on Friday, attended a ball with about 500 students.
The student is a resident of the Whitaker Block of Waipārūrū Hall in central Auckland and attended a first year ball for Waipārūrū Hall last Saturday.
The student attended classes on campus on August 16 and August 17. They then travelled to Wellington on August 19 to be with family, and are now isolating at home. This case is one of six in Wellington.
