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Callum Cuddeford

Fears for schoolgirl, 11, who disappeared on way home from school

Lewisham South London

An 11-year-old girl who was last seen leaving her school in South London has not been seen since Tuesday afternoon.

Police are concerned for the welfare of Caprice-Maitai Barrett-Reid, who went missing near Ladywell in Lewisham.

The school pupil was last seen walking into Hilly Fields park around 3:30pm on March 29, wearing her school uniform and a purple puffer jacket, reports My London.

Police said they are concerned for the young girl's safety as she has not been seen since entering the park in Lewisham since yesterday afternoon.

The Met is now urgently appealing for the public's help to find her.

She was last seen wearing her school uniform and a purple puffer jacket (Jam Press)

In a statement, the Met Police said: "Police are concerned for the welfare of 11-year-old Caprice-Maitai Barrett-Reid who has been missing since she left her school in the SE4 area earlier today, Tuesday, March 29.

"Caprice-Maitai was last seen at 3.25pm walking into Hilly Fields wearing her school uniform (shown in picture) and a purple puffa jacket. If seen, please call 999 quoting CAD 5479/29Mar or misper reference 22MIS010532."

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