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THIS Mandela Day, the Studies in Poverty and Inequality Institute (SPII) and ShakeXperience are urging businesses and individuals to fund school trips for underprivileged pupils to experience the final run of Standard Bank Young Artist Neil Coppen’s Animal Farm.

The initiative aims to improve pupils’ understanding of the English set work. The organisations, which both aim to advance issues of development in South Africa, joined forces earlier this year to find creative solutions in the battle against inequality in the country.

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