Royal Navy

The Royal Navy is like a big club for boats and people who can drive them (called sailors!). The club is very special because it belongs to the Queen of England, who is called the "Royal Highness."

The Royal Navy is in charge of protecting England from enemies who might want to attack, like pirates or other countries. The sailors use very big ships called warships to do this. They also have smaller boats called frigates that help with patrolling and keeping watch.

Some of the sailors on the boats have special jobs like being in charge of the guns on the ship, driving the boats, or even flying planes that help the ships find enemies from far away. They all work together to make sure the boat can go where it needs to go and do what it needs to do.

Sometimes the Royal Navy even goes on big adventures to help other countries in need or to show England's friendship. When they go on these adventures, they bring food, water, and other supplies to places that might not have everything they need.

Overall, the Royal Navy is a very important part of protecting England and helping others around the world.