New educational programs are planned for implementation in English schools, designed to teach children to recognize fraudulent schemes and methods of protection against financial and sexual exploitation. Lessons will be available to educational institutions across the country and will cover topics related to internet safety, manipulation tactics used by scammers, and ways to protect personal data. The goal of the initiative is to increase children's awareness of modern types of fraud, which are becoming increasingly sophisticated with the development of technology and social media. Students will be taught to recognize suspicious messages, deceptive schemes, and attempts to involve them in dangerous situations, including those related to sexual exploitation. Educational materials have been developed taking into account the age-specific characteristics of children and will be integrated into existing school curricula. It is expected that such classes will help reduce the level of victimization among minors and develop their critical thinking skills when confronted with potentially dangerous situations both online and in real life. The initiative reflects growing concern among authorities and educational institutions about children's safety in the digital age, when scammers increasingly use the internet and social platforms to find victims.