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Here are some examples of PROTECT CHILDREN SAFETY & SELF-DEFENSE. Pre-school kids need to start their training with simple lessons they can understand, like GOOD THINGS & BAD THINGS TO EAT, which makes them aware of the dangers of pills, poison, and pranks. Kindergarten students should not only follow the DON'T TALK TO STRANGERS rule, but they must take it a step further and ask permission from a parent or guarding if they want to talk to a grocery store clerk who is asking him or her a question, to avoid conflicting messages. Grade school kids need to be familiar with bullets and guns early on, so their curiosity about Hollywood-glorified weapons is satisfied, and at the same time learn the safety protocols they must adhere to if they come across a firearm; be it a bullet found on the playground or a friend doing a little secret show and tell, "This is my dad's gun. Do you want to touch it?" Older children must be taught situational awareness and start mastering age-appropriate self-defense techniques and tactics should they ever get caught in the middle of a school shooting, a kidnapping, molestation, or Internet predator trolling. The majority of traditional martial arts schools schools for children don't teach children real-world survival when it comes to peer pressure, gun safety, GOOD TOUCH BAD TOUCH, anti-kidnapping procedures, and certainly not (and this is sad to state) combat methods to survive today's active shooters who target children at schools. PROTECT CHILDREN SAFETY & SELF-DEFENSE, a Jim Wagner system, is based on Jim's extensive background as a Military Police soldier, police officer, SWAT officer, U.S. Federal counterterrorist agent, and bodyguard for many celebrities. In fact, Jim Wagner was hired for one gig to protect actors Brad Pitt's and Angelina Jolie's children from harm at their Malibu home. In addition, Jim served as a police D.A.R.E. officer (Los Angeles Police Department's Drug Abuse Resistance Education program) teaching children from kindergarten to middle school in their classrooms how to stay away from drugs, gangs, peer pressure. His expertise on protecting children also includes instructing school administrators, staff, and teachers at a dozen public and private schools on how to better protect their students from active shooters and acts of terrorism. That's right "terrorism." Hundreds of schools across the world have been targeted by terrorists over the past three decades, because children are the most vulnerable targets of any society.