“…The finding that is of most importance for this study of destabilised moves is that it is students in low income, single parent families and who are renters (mobility is substantially higher for renters overall) that have the poorest performance records (Temple & Reynolds, 1999). The negative impacts of mobility seem to be more pronounced in families without both biological parents (Tucker, Marx, & Long, 1998). Survey evidence suggests that a large proportion of those who move, do so locally, churning so to speak, in the local neighbourhood, and sometimes making multiple moves because of economic and family problems (Coulton, Theodos & Turner, 2012).…”