SEP Logo

Logo

SEP logo

About SEP

Centered on the left is a large, serif wordmark reading "SEP" in a medium-gray tone. Directly beneath the letters are two thin, horizontal strokes: a short green line to the left and a short red line to the right. Below those strokes is a small uppercase subtitle in the same gray reading "SECRETARÍA DE EDUCACIÓN PÚBLICA."

To the right of the wordmark sits a circular, detailed grayscale seal showing Mexico's coat of arms: an eagle standing on a cactus holding a snake, surrounded by an inscription along the seal edge. The overall layout pairs a formal serif wordmark with the official national seal and two tricolour strokes referencing the Mexican flag.

What's in it: Mexican coat of arms (eagle on cactus holding a snake)

Shapes: wordmark thin horizontal lines circular seal uppercase subtitle

Style: formal governmental minimalist serif monochrome seal

Text in logo: SEP SECRETARÍA DE EDUCACIÓN PÚBLICA

Evokes Mexican federal government authority and public education through the national coat of arms and flag-colour strokes.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Medium gray

#6E6E6E · primary

White (background)

#FFFFFF · secondary

Muted green

#2F8B54 · accent

Muted red

#B33A2B · accent

SEP Logo History

Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP) is the federal ministry of education of Mexico, established in 1921; the acronym and official seal indicate a national government agency responsible for public education.