Revealed - the winners of Chesterfield's Beat the Street challenge

More than 13,800 people from the town took part in the game and together walked, cycled, ran and wheeled 143,132 miles.

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The game was scheduled to last until April 8 but organisers brought the game to an end early amid the outbreak of Covid-19.

The winning teams are as follows:

Schools – total points:

1. Brockwell Junior School

2. Whitecotes Primary School

3. Highfield Hall Primary School

Schools – average points:

1. Brockwell Junior School

2. Whitecotes Primary School

3. Brockwell Nursery and Infant School

Community and workplace – total points:

1. Jog Derbyshire Chesterfield

2. Rother Community Group

3. Poolsbrook parkrun Supermen

Community and workplace – average points:

1. Jog Derbyshire Chesterfield

2. Poolsbrook parkrun Supermen

3. Rother Community Group

Charities – total points:

1. Fairplay

Small teams – total points:

1. Velotastic

Small teams – average points:

1. Wheely Fun Wheels

Individual tapper:

1. Gavla38

Jo Lenthall, PE lead at Brockwell Junior School, winners of the schools leaderboards for both total and average points, said the school would be using their prize vouchers to buy new playtime equipment for the children plus looking into how most of the vouchers could be used to support charities which may be struggling during this difficult time.

Jo added: “We as a whole community have absolutely loved participating in Beat the Street.

“It has brought the community closer together as we have cycled, run and walked together.”

One participant managed to tap every one of the 119 Beat Boxes in the game.

Graham Voss and his dog Benji played for Hady Primary School and became minor celebrities while out tapping all of the Beat Boxes by bike and on foot.

He said: “Beat the Street is the best thing ever to happen to Chesterfield.”

A spokesperson for Beat the Street said: “Unfortunately, the planned celebratory event will now not take place; winning teams will receive their prizes by post or email.

“Players are invited to keep hold of their cards and fobs for now as they may be useful for future special events and one-off activities.”

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