Okay kiddo, let me tell you about a banff-class sloop!
A sloop is a type of boat that has a single mast and two sails. The banff-class sloop is a specific kind of sloop that was designed in the 1930s for racing.
Now, when we say "class", we mean that all the boats in the banff class have to meet certain standards and rules to make it fair for everyone racing. It's like playing a game and everyone has to follow the same rules to make it fair and fun.
The banff-class sloop is made of wood and has a sleek design to cut through the water quickly. Inside the boat, there's usually enough space for two or three people to sit and control the sails and rudder (the part that steers the boat).
When racing, the banff-class sloops compete against each other to see who can sail the fastest around a course. It's kind of like a car race, but on the water!
Overall, the banff-class sloop is a special type of boat that's designed for racing and has to follow certain rules to make it fair. It's a fun and exciting way to compete on the water!