A total of 3,657 people signed up for the free game and collectively clocked up 38,803 active travel miles – that’s the equivalent of Bothwell to Sydney three times.

In addition to getting involved and enjoying the game, the efforts of everyone taking part also mean that Kilbryde Hospice will receive a donation of £200 from the competition’s organisers.

The winners are:

Schools – total points

1. Bothwell Primary School
2. Muiredge Primary School

Schools – average points

1. Bothwell Primary School
2. Muiredge Primary School

High School House winner – total points

1. Harris – Uddingston Grammar High School

Community and workplace teams – total points

1. Wooddean ELC
2. Bothwell Montessori

Community and workplace teams – average points

1. Bothwell Futures
2. Fife Court Activity Club and Friends

Small teams – total points

1. St Bride’s Nursery

Individual leaderboard

1. BrysonL

Feedback for the Beat the Street game has been positive with lots of participants getting in touch to say that they have enjoyed walking and cycling more. The game has inspired local people to get outside, become more active and to leave the car at home wherever possible.

Councillor Robert Brown, the Chair of the council’s Community and Enterprise Resources Committee, said: “Well done to all of the winners and indeed, everyone who has got involved with the Beat the Street game.

“The children of Bothwell have taken to Beat the Street in a really big way with record numbers taking part.

“More people walking or cycling to school also means less congestion at the school gates.

“As well as helping to make positive lifestyle changes, the competitive element also helps people get more active and spend more time in green spaces together.”

Beat the Street Bothwell and Uddingston is being delivered by Intelligent Health on behalf of South Lanarkshire Council. The project is supported by South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture and is funded by South Lanarkshire Council's Climate Emergency Fund.