Here are a list of instructions for joyful experience of the streets and public spaces of Peckham, they are the result of a series of workshops with 10 year old children at Gloucester Road primary school.
Try them out in the streets and the park starting at Peckham Square, going through the park, turning left onto nuttal street, right along Sumner road and left towards Gloucester Primary school.

Gafar and I found a big cardboard roll and everyone started to use it to limbo. Lottie asked a young woman who was on her bike if she would like to do the limbo with us. The picture is of us holding up the bar for her. We carried this tube around with us for quite a while, even though it was heavy, until we reached the bridge where it was quite echoey.
I whispered in one end and Yemisi listened at the other end to see if it echoed under the bridge.

We went from school to Peckham Square thinking of ways to have more fun in the streets. When we were on the green path a big old English sheep dog came up to me and I patted and stroked it. It seemed friendly. We didn't know where its owner was though and Holly and the other adults were worried about whether it was safe. We agreed that it is safer to ask dog's owners before playing with them because you just don't know what might make them nervous.

I live near school and so on the way to Peckham Square we stopped there and lots of people climbed off my garden wall to slide down a lamppost. The wall is quite high so everyone had to be careful. This photo shows me on a different lamppost that we thought should be part of the tour. After lunch at Peckham Square I invented a whole new dance with Abigail.

Here's Sophie climbing the same lamppost