Queensland school closed after positive coronavirus case

A Queensland school will be closed today after a staff member tested positive to coronavirus.

A female employee at Parklands Christian College in Park Ridge, Logan, south of Brisbane, returned a positive result late yesterday afternoon.

The school has confirmed the closure on its website.

It's believed the female staffer recently returned from travelling interstate.

Students will learn from home today as the school undergoes deep cleaning.

A COVID-19 pop-up clinic will be set up in the school's sports centre today, with those within the community expected to come forward for testing.

In its official coronavirus update yesterday, Queensland Health confirmed no new COVID-19 cases.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said she was poised to close the state's southern border if community transmission explodes in NSW, which recorded 14 new cases.

Ms Palaszczuk once again urged Queensland residents to rethink plans to travel to south.

"We will not hesitate to slam the borders shut if there is an outbreak of community transmission in Sydney," she said.

"I would advise Queenslanders at the moment to not travel to NSW."

There are six active coronavirus cases across the state.