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Triplets take over

Kurunjang Secondary School not just have double, but triple the fun with a new set of triplets starting their first year of high school.

Triplets Yahya, Nuh, and Hud, 12, said they had a fun first day of school and are excited for the year.

“It’s been pretty good,” Hud said.

“There’s more subjects, and I feel like there’s more time to learn everything.”

Yahya said they have been making friends quite easily, but many still mistake them for their siblings.

Now that they are in high school, each one said they are excited to explore new things they didn’t get to experience in primary school.

Yahya said he is excited to try AVID, a learning opportunity for maths, science, and literacy, while Hud is excited to learn about computers.

Meanwhile, Nuh wants to make new experiences together with his brothers.

“I want to play sports together,” he said.

“We play soccer and basketball.”

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