Hey there everyone (:
I was a graduate from Manjusri Secondary School by the Singapore
Buddhist Federation 6 years ago (:
From my 4 years there, I could say that the school focuses more
on moral and religious education than competition and
examination.
I remember that every morning, Buddhist students would recite
this and it's not compulsory for all
students..
"We wholeheartedly take refuge in the Buddha, and
respect the Buddha as our teacher. We wholeheartedly take refuge in
the Dharma and practise the noble teaching. We wholeheartedly take
refuge in the Sangha and accept the guidance of the Sangha. We
pledge ourselves to cultivate kindness, to keep right speech and to
do good deeds. With the blessings of the Triple Gem, may our wisdom
grow for the betterment of our conduct and studies. May our deeds
be filled with loving kindness and compassions. May all beings
attain the state of calmness, peace, prosperity and
happiness.
Every Monday, Dharma teachers would be invited to teach during
our first lesson of the day. Students are not obliged to listen to
whatever the Dharma teachers, but out of respect most students
would participate.
We have Vesak Day celebration to commemorate the Birth, Death
and the Nirvana of the Buddha. We have the showering of the Prince
Siddhartha ceremony in school and invites our school supervisor to
be part of the celebration as well. (:
Its a pity we have so few Buddhists schools in Singapore. Only
three (? Maha Bodhi, Mee Toh and Manjushri) in a country where 42%
of its population are Buddhists 
I would like to enrol my children in Buddhist schools, but the
Buddhists schools are simply too few and far between.