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Fun fitness for all the family

A fun, free, smartphone app that offers rewards for exercise.

Street Tag turns physical activity into a game and converts walking, running and cycling into Street Tag points (tags). Turning streets and parks into a giant virtual playground.

The family-friendly game rewards primary schools, families, individuals and communities for their physical activities such as walking, running, cycling.

When playing Street Tag, you can record the distance they’ve walked, run or cycled by scanning virtual tags with your smartphone at various geographic locations. Watch your total distance accumulate and see how you far you climb up the local leaderboard and compare with other players. The app can run in the background, so it automatically collects tags in a 40-metre radius allowing you to focus on your journey and not your phone.

Each game season lasts 12 weeks. In that time, competitors can vie with each other to hit the top of the leader board and become the winners!

Get ready to push the boundaries and start your journey to a healthy lifestyle with Street Tag.

Playing for your primary school

By walking, cycling, or ‘park and striding’ to school as well as getting out and being active when not at school, children, parents and teachers can earn points for their school to compete for rewards each term.

The top three schools on each of the district leader boards will be rewarded with £50 for Parent Teacher Associations at the end of each 12 week season.

  • Download the Street Tag app from the Play Store or App Store. You can add up to two children to your app
  • Scan the QR code at your primary school
  • Earn points for your school from physical activities indoor and outdoor- walking, running, cycling by scanning virtual tags and convert your steps into Street Tag Points
  • Top the leader board to get rewards and the chance to win prizes from Street Tag such as amazon vouchers, gift cards, sports equipment and lots more

If your school hasn’t signed up, get them to fill in the online form for more information.

Playing in the community league

Families who are not supporting a primary school and individuals can take part in the Oxfordshire community league. You can play as a team of up to six, or as an individual to collect points in for the chance to win rewards.

Every 12 weeks the leaderboard top 10 will win a reward from the city council or their district council.

  • Download the Street Tag app from the Play Store or App Store
  • Select Oxfordshire for the league table
  • Create your team or play as an individual.
  • Earn points from physical activities indoor and outdoor- walking, running, cycling by scanning virtual tags and convert your steps into Street Tag Points
  • Top the leader board to get rewards and the chance to win prizes from Street Tag such as amazon vouchers, gift cards, sports equipment and lots more

You can even collect extra points

Get TRIPLE your Street Tag points with Power Hour! When will your hour be? On the school run? During your lunch break?

Just pre-select your 60-minute burst on the Power Hour tab in the main menu of the app and watch yourself climb up the leader board! 

You can pick up more than books at our libraries

Ten of our libraries are teaming up with Street Tag to offer bonus points. When you pop in to pick up a book or two don’t forget to scan the Street Tag QR code to collect your bonus points.

The ten libraries are: Oxfordshire County, Henley, Thame, Didcot, Abingdon, Kidlington, Wantage, Witney, Banbury, Bicester.

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