Parents plea for teenage daughter to 'call Grandma and let us know you're okay' after she vanished getting off a school bus earlier this week Jessica Buttigieg was reported missing by parents after school on Tuesday The 15-year-old failed to return to their home in Weston-super-Mare She was last seen by local businesses as she got off her school bus Her parents, Jonathan and Jayne, asked Jessica to 'please get in touch'Â Police said that they are growing 'increasingly concerned' Parents of a 15-year-old girl who vanished after getting off a school bus three days ago Â have pleaded with her to 'get in touch'. Jessica Buttigieg was reported missing after she failed to return to her home in Locking, Weston-super-Mare, after school on Tuesday. Her parents, Jonathan and Jayne Buttigieg, have asked their daughter to 'please call' and 'let them know that she is okay'. Jessica Buttigieg (pictured) was reported missing after she failed to return to her home in Locking, Weston-super-Mare, on Tuesday. She was last seen wearing grey trousers and a black hooded top Police said that they are speaking with her school and friends but that they are growing increasingly concerned. Jessica was last seen by staff in the Post Office and Manor Stores as she got off the school bus in Locking village between 3pm and 4pm.Â She was wearing grey trousers, a maroon sweatshirt and a black hooded top. There were also possible sightings of the teenager at the Tesco and McDonald's in Weston-super-Mare town centre later that evening, Avon and Somerset Police said.Â Â Mr and Mrs Buttigieg yesterday pleaded with their daughter to get in contact.Â In a statement, they said: 'Jessica, we love you, please get in touch to let us know you are OK. Jessica was last seen by staff in the Post Office (pictured) and Manor Stores as she got off the school bus in Locking village between 3pm and 4pm. Police said that they are growing increasingly concerned 'If you don't want to speak to us please call Grandma or Nanny, we just want to know you are all right.' Detective Sergeant Phil Clarke, from Avon and Somerset Police, said:Â 'We have been making enquiries and speaking with her school and her friends but we are growing increasingly concerned given her age. I would appeal to Jessica to get in touch with us on 101 or to call her family. 'She's not in any trouble, we just want to make sure she is all right and reassure her family who are very worried about her.' Jessica is described as white, about 5ft 4ins tall and slim, with shoulder-length blonde hair. When last seen she was wearing grey trousers, a maroon sweatshirt and a black hooded top.