A school in Hemling, north of Örnsköldsvik, is running a fitness challenge called Piggelinpoäng. The challenge involves students earning points for different training and exercise activities, with 20 minutes of activity giving one point. Children keep their own training books where points are recorded as they go, or as students say, they write them down on paper or in an app.
The person who collects the most points by the end wins. The Piggelin hunt runs until March 8. When asked if it is easy to cheat, students responded that they do not do it, with one saying it is not fun to cheat because you are not happy about the win then.
they write them down on paper or in an app
it is not fun to cheat because you are not happy about the win then