Triplets Charlotte, Olivia and Georgia Robinson have done everything together until now but will be forging their own paths when they start Prep at Bounty Boulevard State School today.
When Moreton Daily met the youngsters and their mother Mum Steph Lamming last week, they were eager to meet their teacher and make new friends.
“Charlotte has asked every day for the last three weeks, ‘why can’t we start school now’,” Steph says.
“They’re definitely ready to go but it will be a big change for us all. Annabelle reads stories to them now and they want to be able to do that.
“Some days, I think I can’t wait for them to start school but other days I think I’ll really miss them.”
The girls have been together at child care but will embark on their school journey as individuals in three different classes.
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