A school cabinet is a group of student leaders elected or appointed to represent the student body, organize activities, and promote the welfare of students. The cabinet works closely with teachers, administrators, and other staff to enhance school life, manage events, and address student concerns. Through leadership roles and decision-making, the school cabinet helps develop important skills in communication, teamwork, and responsibility while fostering a sense of community within the school.

It all began long ago in a small way in the year 1964. Fr. Thomas Morris, SVD, an Irish Priest, who was working in a Parish in Sundergarh District, was entrusted with this new venture at Rourkela. While returning from his home visit in England, in 1963, Fr. Morris met an elderly British lady, Mrs. Ethel Brown by name, a war widow who was his co-traveller in the same ship. He took her under his charge and gave her accommodation at Rourkela. She consented to assist Fr. Morris with the running of this English Medium School.