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Welcome to Move for Education, the app that combines fitness with social good Every year, Move for invites you to get involved in a major cause.
For this latest edition, education is at the heart of our sporting and charitable challenge: by taking part in Move for Education, you’ll be supporting projects that promote access to education and help young people find employment around the world. GET INVOLVED TO SUPPORT PROJECTS During Move for Education, every action counts. By getting involved, you’re directly helping to support initiatives aimed at vulnerable groups, young people and women, and opening up new opportunities for them. A wide range of charitable and sporting activities are on offer to enable everyone to get involved, whatever their sporting ability or fitness level. Every step counts! TAKE ON SPORTING AND CHARITY CHALLENGES Turn your physical activities into acts of solidarity. The app tracks your movements and automatically converts them into points based on the distance covered and the duration of your activity. Walking, running, cycling, fitness… every activity counts and helps support the cause. Compatible with most connected devices on the market — smartwatches, fitness apps and pedometers built into smartphones — the app supports you every day. Simply connect Apple Health to your phone or watch to start earning points automatically with every step. TRACK YOUR ACTIVITY IN REAL TIME Use your dashboard to track your activities, measure your progress and see the impact you’re making throughout the challenge. BUILD TEAM SPIRIT Create or join a team of five colleagues and experience Move for Education together. Share your successes, take on as many challenges as possible and earn bonus points through teamwork. DISCOVER EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS AROUND THE WORLD Find out how your involvement makes a real difference in promoting education and inclusion for young people and vulnerable groups.

10,000 steps is just the beginning. Challenge your friends, keep each other motivated, and compete for the top spot on the leaderboard with the highest number of steps in a set period.