They are believed to be together and may have travelled to London.
A search is under way for three missing schoolgirls who have not been seen since yesterday.
The children, aged between 12 and 14, are believed to have travelled into central London and police are ‘increasingly concerned’ about their safety.
Their last known location was in the High Wycombe area at about 4pm yesterday and they may have been at Waterloo Station in the capital overnight.
Investigators believe the three girls are together and have released images of them in an appeal for the public’s help.
Tiffany, 12, from Amersham, is described as white, around 5ft 3in tall and has long brown hair with a distinctive blue mark on her left cheek.
She was wearing black trainers with a silver trim around the back, black leggings, a black t-shirt and a black hooded Montclair top with white on the hood.
Layla, 14, from High Wycombe, is a ‘white girl who was wearing white leggings, white sliders, socks, a pink top with sleeves and was carrying a fake brown Louis Vuitton’ bag.
Investigators say she is ‘known to frequent High Wycombe town centre’.
Paige, 13, from Prestwood, is described as around 5ft tall of slim build with dark brown hair.
She has a small scar under her right eye and was wearing a black hooded top and black jogging bottoms.
Thames Valley Police’s Enya Lyons urged anyone who sees them to call 999 and said ‘we are becoming increasingly concerned for their welfare, given their ages’.
She continued: ‘I would also appeal directly to Tiffany, Layla and Paige.
‘You are not in any trouble at all, but your families and we are concerned for you.
‘Please contact us or your families to let us know where you are, or come home.’
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