The Royal Naval School was an educational institution established in 1856 in London, England. It was created to provide a comprehensive education for the children of naval officers and other maritime personnel. The school aimed to prepare students for careers in the Royal Navy and other maritime professions, offering a curriculum that included subjects like mathematics, navigation, and seamanship. In 1965, the Royal Naval School merged with the Royal Naval College, which further expanded educational opportunities for naval cadets. The institution played a significant role in shaping the future of naval education in the UK, emphasizing both academic and practical training for aspiring naval leaders.