Only five of the six openings were originally provided with windows. Attached to the south wall, additions have been added but are not included in the reasons for designation. The north facade of the school faces onto Lockie Avenue and comprises five bays, with somewhat Georgian style symmetry. Beneath this central opening, two smaller, rectangular windows provided light to the entrance hall below. The main entrance doors appear to be original, with nine panes of glass in the upper half and three recessed panels occupying the lower half.
All openings have white masonry lintels and sills.
In addition, a small central gable with a louvred opening for attic ventilation, decorates the north facade. Four columns support a flat roof entrance but the original decorative wooden railings have been removed. The bricks on either side of the central entrance have been extended to appear as two columns, three bricks wide. The two, original brick chimneys are located in the central part of the roof at the ridge and are included as part of the reason for designation. Agincourt Public School is historically unique in Scarborough and as a historical focal point of the community the building is recommended for designation.