To help Lucas achieve his goals, Eat That Frog created a bespoke curriculum tailored to his needs. He participated in Maths, English, Vocational, Pastoral, and Employability sessions, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience to support his transition into adulthood.

Lucas was supported in developing essential life skills, such as cooking and cleaning, while also receiving targeted assistance in improving his literacy and numeracy. Additionally, he gained valuable work experience, including placements in charity shops and working on reception at Eat That Frog, where he learned skills such as conducting safety checks and assisting with stocking shelves.

Beyond academics and employment skills, Lucas engaged in pastoral sessions covering topics such as memory, Prevent, consent, and social media safety. He also participated in kitchen sessions to learn how to prepare simple meals and took part in group activities, including games, to develop his social and motor skills. Independent travel training was also incorporated into his learning, helping him gain confidence in using public transport and improving his awareness of personal safety.